US EditionBarnabas Zapata Can No Longer: "I Am No Longer Willing to Make the Sacrifice that Is Required to Be a Player"
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Spanish tennis has received bad news this Tuesday with the announcement of Bernabé Zapata’s official retirement at 28 years old. The Valencian, who became the 37th in the world in May 2023, leaves him at 451. wf_cms.rss.read_more
Barnabé Zapata Miralles announces retirement and asks forgiveness from those he disrespected. - Tennis Tonic - News, Predictions, H2H, Live Scores, stats
Barnabé Zapata Miralles, who turned professional in 2015, began his journey on the ITF and Challenger Tours. Over the first years of his career, he collected 13 titles at the lower-tier level. His breakthrough came in 2022 when he reached the French Open round-of-16 as a qualifier, a remarkable achievement that placed him among the rising names in Spanish tennis. In 2023, Zapata Miralles enjoyed his first full season on the ATP Tour, climbing to…
I want to study in the United States through a sports scholarship: Click here Bernabé Zapata, who became the 37th in the world in 2023, has announced his withdrawal from professional tennis at only 28 years old, alleging reasons of mental health and lack of motivation to maintain the demand of the elite. Zapata, currently 451° of the ATP ranking, communicated his decision through his social networks, where he explained that after a deep reflecti…
Former World Number 37 announced withdrawal after 14 consecutive strikes, calling for the loss of motivation and refusal to make the necessary sacrifices. A chapter ends in the world tennis. Spanish player Bernabe Zapata Miralles, at a age where many athletes reach full maturity, decided to withdraw from activity, the announcement being made in March [...]
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