Anna Bondar, a Hungarian professional tennis player born on May 27, 1997, in Szeghalom, stands at 5 feet 9 inches (1.75 m) tall and plays right-handed. She is coached by Peter Nagy and sponsored by Mizuno and Yonex.
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In her career, Bondar achieved a career-high ranking of No. 50. She has notable accomplishments in both singles and doubles on the professional circuit.
In singles, Bondar reached the finals twice, first at Hamburg in 2025 and then again in the same tournament in 2026. Her doubles career includes two titles, secured in 2023 at Lausanne with partner Parry and in 2022 at Palermo with Zimmermann. She reached the finals three additional times in doubles, including two appearances in 2025 at Hamburg and Charleston, and in 2024 at Bogota.
In WTA 125 events, Bondar has won two singles titles, including Hamburg in 2024 and Buenos Aires in 2021, and has been a finalist in two other events. Her doubles successes include four titles in WTA 125 tournaments from 2022 to 2025.
Bondar's career highlights include her first Tour final at Hamburg in 2025, when she defeated world No. 16 Alexandrova before losing to Boisson. In Grand Slam tournaments, she made it to the main draw of all four events and secured first-round victories at both Roland Garros and the US Open.
In 2023, Bondar gained recognition for winning her first Grand Slam main draw match at the Australian Open and reached the semifinals at Lausanne. Her prior year success involved a semifinal appearance at Rabat and multiple quarterfinal finishes.
Bondar initially made her mark in 2014 on the ITF Circuit, winning a title in her second event. She experienced early career challenges, including first-round defeats in WTA events and qualifying stages. However, she has consistently improved, making her Top 100 debut on November 15, 2021.
Recently, Bondar showcased her resilience by saving a match point in a 3:15 marathon against Charaeva in Seoul and overcoming Zarazua after trailing a set and a break.