It was Coequiper of Djokovic and announced his retirement for the tournament of his native country

“Making such a decision is never easy. Tennis has held a large part of my life, but it has become evident, both mentally and physically, that the time has come to retire,” said Vasek Postpy, 35 years old.

The winner of the Davis Cup and six titles in doubles, included Wimbledon in 2014 with Jack Sockhe announced that after 18 years at the high level he will put his end to his career in The 1000 Canada Masters, in Toronto.

Perhaps his mark on tennis is marked through the Association of Professional Tennis Players (PTPA for its acronym in English), a “union” created jointly with Novak Djokovic for Defend players in the tours and go against some of the groups that govern sport. The arguments? “Anticompetitive practices and a flagrant contempt for their well -being.”

Postyil reached number 4 in doubles and number 25 in singles such as the highest rankings of his career. “Eighteen years of professional tennis. I really want to play in front of you one last time in Toronto,” he said after receiving an invitation to the tournament. Your last “Game, Set and Match.”

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