Kamil Majchrzak has reached the fourth round of Wimbledon for the first time in his career. Supporting him from the sidelines is his wife, Marta Majchrzak, who also serves as his physiotherapist and fitness trainer.
“She’s everything in this team for me,” Majchrzak said. “We do physiotherapy together sometimes, she helps me with fitness programs, monitors me when I need her. She can feed balls for me on the court. She’s a former player, and she’s doing an amazing job for me. She’s able to sacrifice herself 100 per cent for me.”
The couple’s relationship began over a decade ago, culminating in their marriage in November 2022. Marta, a former junior tennis player, now plays a crucial role in Kamil’s professional life while also working with the Polish Tennis Association.
“She can’t travel with me all the year with her physio work at home but when she is with me, like this week, those weeks are fantastic,” Majchrzak shared. “Regardless of results, she helps me be on Tour and be happy on Tour.”
Majchrzak’s journey at Wimbledon began against Matteo Berrettini, where he secured his first grass-court win since 2022 after a five-set match.
“I had a pretty difficult draw. I played against Matteo, one of the best grass court players in the world,” he explained. “I came on court with no expectation, just to show some good tennis and be competitive.”
This achievement marks Majchrzak’s first advancement to the fourth round at a major tournament.
“It’s a great achievement. It feels incredible. I’m super happy to be here,” he stated about his performance.
Outside of tennis, Majchrzak enjoys watching Manchester United and spending time with his dog to balance life on tour.
He shares strong connections within the Polish tennis community with players like Hubert Hurkacz and Iga Swiatek.
“I have a very good relationship with Hurkacz,” he said. “We’ve known each other almost forever.”
Regarding Swiatek: “Iga has an amazing personality…one of the best in the world over the past few years.”
Majchrzak recently won an ATP Challenger Tour title in Madrid and is currently ranked No. 79 globally as he prepares to face Karen Khachanov next.
“I’m incredibly happy but I have more to come I think,” he concluded.