Tag: retirement

American tennis player Shelby Rogers, a former world No. 30 and two-time major quarterfinalist, has decided to retire from professional tennis following the upcoming US Open. The 31-year-old made the announcement on her social media channels, expressing gratitude for her career and acknowledging that...

Andy Murray shares his reasons for retiring from tennis at the Olympics. Murray, who has been part of the Olympic team for the last four or five games, explains that both physically and mentally, he was prepared to end his career. The Olympics holds...

After a turbulent 18 months, former World No. 8 Diego Schwartzman has announced his plan to retire in 2025. Despite being only 31 years old, he acknowledges that he struggles to find happiness on the tennis court these days. As a clay court specialist, he...

After losing to Andrey Rublev, Andy Murray looked back on his career with a sense of accomplishment, acknowledging that he had given his all and had few regrets. Murray discussed his performance in the match, admitting that he had missed opportunities to win sets...

Steve Johnson has decided to bid farewell to the sport after a remarkable career. With four ATP Tour singles titles, a world no.21 career-high rank, and a bronze Olympic medal, Johnson has etched his name in tennis history. However, it was his recent defeat...

After the Australian tennis player recently announced his resignation from the US Open, tennis fans raised the retirement alarms for Nick Kyrgios. Having previously pulled out of the Australian Open, French Open, and Wimbledon due to injury issues, Kyrgios' absence means that he will end...

Recently in Melbourne, Alexander Zverev stated that, in his opinion, Rafael Nadal will likely retire after the Roland Garros. That statement took many people by surprise since it seemed as if the German player had some confidential information. Nevertheless, Rafael Nadal has said that it...

Roger Federer has delighted his fans and beyond for more than 20 years. Unfortunately, as per his own words, retirement is "really getting closer." Roger has just turned 40 and during an interesting interview with Schweizer Illustrierte he talks about how he spent his birthday...

Former world no.9 Timea Bacsinszky calls it a career at 32 years of age. The entertaining Swiss players didn't play for the last 2 years and it was time to move on. Timea had a great career with 4 titles at WTA level, an Olympic...

Viktor Troicki is ready to call it a (great) career. The former world no.12 has been struggling with his body and his results and therefore he confirmed that he will call it a career after Wimbledon. Viktor is currently playing at the Queen's Club where...