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Wedding bells go off for Martina Hingis

ByNiko Vercelletto

Published Jul 22, 2018

Less than a year after retiring as the world No. 1 in doubles, WTA legend Martina Hingis tied the knot. The 37-year-old married former sports physician Harry Leemann on Sunday.

In front of 140 guests in Switzerland, the two tied the knot at the beautiful Bad Ragaz resort. In an Instagram post, Hingis said "Sending greetings from our wedding from Grand Resort Bad Ragaz..grateful to have our family and friends join us on this wonderful day!"

The pair met in 2016 when Leemann was the doctor for the Swiss Fed Cup team. Hingis is a coach supporting the Fed Cup captain. This is her second marriage.