Yemer Wondwosen, Kelemework Elias Yigletu

A seasoned Swedish tennis player who is currently excelling at the much-anticipated Citi Open has undoubtedly brought honor to his country. Mikel Ymer currently has a spot in the semifinal of the competition, which begins on Saturday (August 6).

One of the championship’s most thrilling and action-packed matches will take place when Mikael Ymer takes on Nick Kyrgios of Australia. Many of his admirers are curious to learn more about his biological parents in the wake of this accomplishment.

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Mikael Ymer parents: Yemer Wondwosen, Kelemework Elias Yigletu

The 23-year-old Swede continued his winning streak in the third round by defeating Emil Ruusuvuori in a two-hour, 55-minute match after shocking Andy Murray in the first round and 15th seed Aslan Karatsev in the second.

On Thursday, Mikael Ymer defeated Emil Ruusuvuori 6-3, 6-7 (3), 6-4. He now played the winner of the match between Grigor Dimitrov, the No. 5 seed from Bulgaria, and Sebastian Korda, an American, in the following round.

This week in Washington, Mikael Ymer is playing some outstanding tennis. The Swedish player has advanced to his third season quarterfinal by winning three straight three-set matches.

Mikael Ymer parents nationality

Ymer was born to immigrants from Ethiopia in Skara, Sweden. His father, Yemer Wondwosen, works for a dairy company, and his mother, Kelemework Elias Yigletu, happens to be a doctor by profession.

Both have played a key role in the life of Mikael Ymer who is now gaining massive recognition from the press for his achievements in tennis.

Are Mikael Ymer parents still together?

Thanks to the accounts of the 23-year-old Swede Ymer’s parents are currently living the luxurious life they have always dreamt of.

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