Laura Siegemund is coached by her boyfriend Antonio Zucca. All about the Wimbledon star's wonder bond with him

Can Laura Siegemund, ranked outside top 100, going to beat the top-ranked Aryna Sabelenka? The deciding set is hanging in balance.

Laura Siegemund is having a resurgence at the Wimbledon 2025, reaching the quarterfinals at SW19 for the first time in her career. On July 8, Siegemund was competing at Wimbledon against Sabalenka. That has some people wondering whether Siegemund is married and who she is dating.

Who is Laura Siegemund's boyfriend?

According to media reports, Laura Siegemund in 2019 was dating fellow tennis player Antonio Zucca. The announcer during the live broadcast on July 8 reported that Zucca is Siegemund's coach and that she consulted him after taking the first set from Sabalenka. The announcer identified him as Antonio Zucca and said she was probably asking him what to do in the latter stage of the match and also revisiting what was working.


Zucca mostly completed on the ITF circuit, peaked at No. 1066 in the rankings and retired in 2017. He ventured into coaching after that and has been a part of Laura Siegemund's team since 2018. Their relationship soon turned from professional from personal, reports SportsKeeda and they went public about their courtship in 2019.

Who is Antonio Zucca?

They made their relationship public when she posted about Zucca on her Instagram page several years ago. Siegemund is 37 and from Germany; she was "enjoying her best major ever," according to the announcer. Sabalenka is the top-ranked women's tennis player in the world, so taking even one set from her at Wimbledon is no easy task.

In 2024, she posted a video showing the couple at the Great Wall of China. Another picture showed them posing together in Dubai.

According to the ATP, he hails from Italy and was born in 1992. While he never reached the professional heights of his girlfriend, his highest career ranking was No. 1,066. His last appearance on the professional tennis circuit was in 2017 at a tournament in Tunisia, and he earned just over $8,700 in career prize money.

As reported by Tennis Tonic, Zucca began dating Laura Siegemund after joining her coaching team in 2018. Since then, Siegemund's performance has notably improved, with appearances in several finals under his guidance.