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The Farewell of One of the Best Portuguese Tennis Players of All Time: Gastão Elias Finished His Career

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In Lisbon, Belém Open, Portuguese lost (double 6-2) to the Italian Francesco Passaro, finishing the course as a professional player. Massacrated by injuries in recent years, Elias leaves a remarkable trajectory, in which he reached 57th of the world hierarchy and won 10 titles challenger, record in national tennis

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In Lisbon, Belém Open, Portuguese lost (double 6-2) to the Italian Francesco Passaro, finishing the course as a professional player. Massacrated by injuries in recent years, Elias leaves a remarkable trajectory, in which he reached 57th of the world hierarchy and won 10 titles challenger, record in national tennis

·Paço de Arcos, Portugal
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Portuguese said goodbye to the professional courts in the first round of Lisbon Belém Open

·Lisboa, Portugal
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After almost 20 years of career he said goodbye to the CIF

It was the final point in a career of two decades, in which stand out the status of national recordist of titles challenger, of the first Portuguese tennis player to win at the Olympic Games and of eternal favorite of the public. "I said I didn't want to do this", played Gastão Elias, before giving in to the emotions of farewell.

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Sapo broke the news in Lisboa, Portugal on Tuesday, October 20, 2026.
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