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Caroline Garcia Plays Her Final French Open Match, Loses in First Round

Caroline Garcia concluded her singles career at the French Open on May 26, 2025, when she was defeated in the first round by Bernarda Pera at Roland-Garros in Paris.
Garcia announced her retirement just days before the tournament, citing challenges like injuries and a drop in ranking that affected her competitiveness.
Despite not consistently staying in the top 10 or contending for majors, Garcia achieved notable success, including 11 WTA singles titles, three WTA 1000 wins, and two French Open doubles titles.
Before her final match on Suzanne Lenglen Court, Garcia received a full ovation while visibly emotional, and she said, “I tried to fight until the end,” reflecting on her 15-year career.
Garcia’s exit marks the end of a significant era for French tennis, as she embraces new opportunities while her farewell left a lasting impression on fans and the tournament.

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