Beijing time on March 23 news, the women's tennis world's No. 1 Barty announced her retirement, she is only 25 years old, but the decision to retire is very firm, Barty said, "At this moment, my heart is very convinced that this is a correct decision." But why such a sudden decision was made, Barty didn't say!
Barty has won three Grand Slam titles in his career, namely the 2019 French Open, the 2021 Wimbledon and the 2022 Australian Open.
Now, on social media, Barty has announced the surprising news – thank you so much for everything tennis has brought me, I am very determined inside and it was the right decision. Thanks to everyone who has supported me along the way, I will always be grateful that we have created memories together for a lifetime.
Barty did not give a specific reason for retirement, but she said that after 24 hours, she would hold a press conference to reveal more information.
Barty's retirement is a surprise, after all, like the men's tennis world, Federer, Djokovic and Nadal are veterans, especially Federer and Nadal, who have suffered many injuries but still insist on the field. Federer is still recovering and hopes to make a comeback in the second half of the year, he is 40 years old. Nadal is 35 years old and has been fighting continuously on the field until he has broken his ribs.
Unexpectedly, Barty is only 25 years old, saying that retirement will be retired! Now, Barty didn't say, the exact reason is indeed unknown. Barty is not yet married, and last November she got engaged to her boyfriend Kissik and is ready to get married this year. Some people speculate that Barty may have been happy!
The four Grand Slam officials soon sent their blessings.
The US Open wrote, "Will remember your laughter, and all the good memories left behind, WTA world number one, Barty announced her retirement, wish her all the best in her retirement life!" Wimbledon officials said, "On the field you are always endlessly changing, off the field you embrace infinite possibilities, may everything be the best arrangement." ”
The French Open official was also shocked, "The world's first Barty announced his retirement from professional tennis!" I wish Barty all the best for the future! "As an Australian, the Australian Open is the most reluctant to retire Barty, but also expressed its blessings.