Vivian Heisen: Wiefelsteder is celebrating national team debut in Australia!

Vivian Heisen: Wiefelsteder is celebrating national team debut in Australia!

Wiefelstede, Deutschland - Vivian Heisen from Wiefelstede fought for an important place as part of the German team at the United Cup in Australia. After an injury-shaped season, she celebrates her national team debut. The tournament, which takes place in Perth and Sydney from December 27th to January 5th, is an international hard court tournament in which a total of 18 national teams take part.

The German team also includes well -known players such as Alexander Zverev, Laura Siegemund, Daniel Masur, Tim Pütz and Lena Papadakis. Heisen was nominated due to its double strength because there are few ways to be appointed to the national team. The tournament is held in the round robin format, in which three groups are formed in each city. Each duel consists of a men's and a women's singles as well as a mixed double.

game course and opportunities

Germany begins the tournament with games against Brazil and China. The first match against Brazil will take place on Sunday at 10 a.m. local time (3 a.m. German time). The chances for Heisen's use should increase, Germany should already lead 2-0 according to the individually. The nomination for the national team sees Heisen as a personal highlight because she had not expected an appointment.

The 25-year-old has already achieved remarkable success in her career. So she recently reached the best placement in Stuttgart in doubles with partner Yafan Wang, where she was victorious in the quarterfinals against Andrea Petkovic and Angelique Kerber. Her world ranking placement improved from 188 to 143. Heisen can count on many years of support from the Ammerländer Versicherung, which she has accompanied as a sponsor for ten years

like ammerlaender-versicherung.de reported, the greatest sporting success of Heisen has so far been achieved by reaching the semi-final in Stuttgart, followed by her first WTA-Sieg Injury break. These successes and the possibility of playing for Germany at the United Cup could be a new turning point in their career.