Richard Gasquet's Grand Farewell: Final Serve at French Open
French tennis player Richard Gasquet will retire after the 2024 French Open, ending a 22-year career. Former world number seven and semi-finalist at Wimbledon and the U.S. Open, Gasquet has won 16 ATP Tour titles, choosing Roland Garros as his final tournament.
French tennis veteran Richard Gasquet has announced his retirement following the French Open next year, concluding a remarkable 22-year career.
Gasquet, known for reaching semi-finals at Wimbledon and the U.S. Open, also boasts 16 ATP Tour titles, his latest victory in Auckland last year.
Highlighting the significance of the French Open, Gasquet reflected, "It's a magnificent venue and a fitting end for a French player." The 38-year-old expressed the challenges of making such a decision after monumental achievements.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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