Sofya Zhuk: From winning Wimbledon to creating adult content

Remarkable story
It all started in 2015
Swept Wimbledon
Four years competing
Back problems
Diagnosis
Premature retirement
Looking for an alternative to tennis
The big change
Instant success
Soft content
Suggestion without showing
Freedom to publish
Life beyond tennis
From the grass of Wimbledon to the Internet
Remarkable story

Sofya Zhuk has had one of the most remarkable stories in tennis, but what exactly happened to the Russian?

It all started in 2015

Born in Moscow in December 1999, Sofya Zhuk was set to be one of the next stars of world tennis after she won the Junior Wimbledon Tournament in 2015.

Swept Wimbledon

The young and talented Russian, just 15 years old, swept the All England Tennis Club, winning the tournament without dropping a single set.

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Four years competing

During her active years, Sofya Zhuk reached number 116 in the WTA ranking with a record of 123 wins and 66 losses. In addition, the young Russian tennis player managed to accumulate almost 400,000 dollars in prize money, according to the WTA website.

Back problems

But Sofya Zhuk's back would end up causing her serious issues. Problems with protein absorption led to ongoing back injuries that plagued the Russian for years.

Diagnosis

"The firmness of my spine is the equivalent of a 50 or 60-year-old person," she confessed in an Instagram live, assuring that no doctor wanted to treat her ailment due to her advanced state.

Premature retirement

Finally, in 2020, this injury would end the promising career of a player who, for obvious reasons, was compared to Maria Sharapova. Her last match would be in the first round of Wimbledon 2019, where she was defeated by Varvara Lepchenko.

Looking for an alternative to tennis

It was Sofya Zhuk herself who confessed on Instagram that she was leaving tennis. "I may be back in a couple of years," she commented. "I am working as a model but considering other options," added Sofya Zhuk.

The big change

Three years later, in 2023, Sofya Zhuk would embrace one of those options to open an account on a renowned adult content website.

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Instant success

Taking advantage of her prodigious physique and her undoubted attractiveness, the former tennis player has launched herself into adult content, and the reception could not have gone better.

"The moment has arrived"

"The moment you have been asking about and what you were waiting for has arrived. I have opened an account," she announced on her Instagram account, through a 'story' in which she appeared in her underwear.

Soft content

Despite what some had hoped for, Sofya Zhuk kept her profile on the famous adult website 'soft', which managed to upset some fans.

Photo: Instagram - Sofya Zhuk

"There will be no nudity"

"There will be no nudity, so don't get excited. Of course, there will be interesting content. I will put a link when everything is ready," he announced in Instagram Stories.

Photo: Instagram - Sofya Zhuk

Suggestion without showing

To get an idea of what a user is going to find, anyone can visit the profile of the former tennis player on Instagram, where she uploads risqué photos but always with a point of elegance and good taste. Of course, not everyone seems to like what he does.

Photo: Instagram - Sofya Zhuk

Freedom to publish

"When I share something, I'm not trying to send any message, I'm just posting a photo that I like," the former tennis player commented in an interview with 'RT', referring to the comments of a photo in which she was topless.

Photo: Instagram - Sofya Zhuk

Life beyond tennis

"I think people cannot accept that I have found myself outside of tennis, that I can live happily without sport and without sinking into depression," Sofya Zhuk told the media.

Photo: Instagram - Sofya Zhuk

From the grass of Wimbledon to the Internet

Sofya Zhuk, based in Miami, aims to be a hit again, but this time it won't be on grass or clay, but online.

Photo: Instagram - Sofya Zhuk

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