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Wawrinka 'at peace' with retirement but no plans to go quietly
- On Friday, Stan Wawrinka begins his farewell tour in Perth linking with Belinda Bencic at the United Cup; the Swiss veteran has arrived in Australia and will retire at the end of 2026.
- Wawrinka said Monday he was `at peace` with the decision to make 2026 his last year on tour and announced earlier this month that the United Cup starts his farewell.
- Currently ranked 157, Wawrinka is targeting a ranking rebound after struggling with injuries and wrestled with the retirement decision in recent months.
- He plans to contest the Australian Open in January, which he won in 2014, and aims to play the full year and the main tournaments to improve his ranking.
- His farewell tour closes a career with three major titles amassed over more than two decades, as Wawrinka strengthens Switzerland team alongside Bencic in a group with France and Italy.
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Wawrinka 'at peace' with retirement but no plans to go quietly
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