US Edition“The hardest part for me was suffering personally": Caroline Garcia continues winning despite impending retirement
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Every victory for Caroline Garcia has a special flavor. With a letter started with "Dear Tennis, It's Time To Say Goodbye" on May 23 of this year the French tennis player announced she wanted to hang the racket at the end of the US Open. After more than 25 years of her tennis life, 15 of these at the highest levels, the native Saint-Germain-en-Laye greets the WTA circuit at 31 years, reaching 4th place as best ranking, 11 titles won and the achi…
“The hardest part for me was suffering personally": Caroline Garcia continues winning despite impending retirement
Caroline Garcia’s announcement that she will retire from professional tennis after the 2025 US Open has stirred a wave of conversations across the tennis world. It’s a moment that reminds us just how complicated and personal the journey of an athlete truly is. For someone who has been a part of the...
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