TENNIS : FORMER WORLD NO. 4 TOMAS BERDYCH RETIRES FROM TENNIS !
TweetFORMER WORLD NO. 4 TOMAS BERDYCH HAS ANNOUNCED HE IS FINALLY HANGING UP HIS BOOTS, AT 34.
TOMAS BERDYCH, FROM CZECH REPUBLIC, TURNED PRO IN 2002.
HE WAS ONE OF THE HANDFUL TOP PLAYERS IN THE WORLD WHO CHALLENGED AND CAME CLOSE TO BREAKING UP THE SHEER DOMINANCE OF THE ‘BIG 4' IN TENNIS .
IN A FEDERER-NADAL-DJOKOVIC TRIUMVIRATE ERA OF SUPREMACY, TO SNEAK INTO TOP NO. 4 - - THE LIKES OF ANDY MURRAY AND STAN WAWRINKA , AND WITH THE LIKES OF DAVID FERRER, JUAN MARTIN DEL POTRO, MARIN CILIC, JO WILFRED TSONGA, AND OTHERS, LURKING AROUND - - IT WOULD BE AN ASTONISHING FEAT TO ACCOMPLISH, ALREADY.
TOMAS BERDYCH HAS BEATEN THE GREAT ROGER FEDERER TWICE IN THE GRAND SLAM STAGE - - IN THE QUARTER-FINALS OF WIMBLEDON IN 2010 AND IN THE QUARTER FINALS OF THE US OPEN IN 2012 - - BOTH AT THE PEAK OF ROGER FEDERER'S 'GOAT-NESS', RARE AS HEN'S TEETH, MANY TOP PLAYERS SURELY WOULD DIE FOR AS A GRAND SLAM GLORY, BY ITSELF.
IN HIS CAREER, TOMAS BERDYCH HAS REACHED A GRAND SLAM FINAL ONCE, AND A GRAND SLAM SEMI-FINALS FIVE TIMES, WITH 13 ATP SINGLES TITLES UNDER HIS BELT.
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“Game Set Tennis Career" pic.twitter.com/77kYPiZlW2— Tomáš Berdych (@tomasberdych) 16 November 2019
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Congrats on your retirement & thanks for the memories @tomasberdych 🙏🙏 pic.twitter.com/tjMN5t5RbE— Tennis TV (@TennisTV) 16 November 2019
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Sad to see @tomasberdych go, but wishing him luck in the next chapter 🙏https://t.co/uVmoQQFUaC— Tennis Channel (@TennisChannel) 16 November 2019
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— ATP Tour (@atptour) 16 November 2019
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— ATP Tour (@atptour) 16 November 2019
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Former World No. 4— Tennis TV (@TennisTV) 16 November 2019
2005 Paris Masters Champion
2x Davis Cup Champion
2010 Wimbledon Finalist
6 Grand Slam semi-finals
13 career titles @tomasberdych calls time on a glittering career ✨ pic.twitter.com/daWMyCMpNU
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A career-defining moment...— Tennis TV (@TennisTV) 16 November 2019
Relive @tomasberdych's Paris 2005 triumph over Ljubicic to claim the biggest title of his ATP career 🙌 pic.twitter.com/MoxAaUJH52
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Former Wimbledon runner-up Tomas Berdych has announced his retirement from tennis.https://t.co/uorsonYROI— Sportsnet (@Sportsnet) 16 November 2019
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Berdych said his body no longer allows him to compete at the highest level after struggling with a back injury for much of the last 18 months https://t.co/IbHNc7Nfbd— CBC Sports (@cbcsports) 16 November 2019
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We will miss you @tomasberdych! Congratulations on an amazing tennis career! We have enjoyed your game and watching play! Enjoy your new life, we wish you the best of luck! 😘😘 pic.twitter.com/rgz2JNoOn0— Rafa Nadal Academy by Movistar (@rnadalacademy) 16 November 2019
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Aww Tomas Berdych will miss you. All the best to you. ❤️ pic.twitter.com/XzqToLXWRu— LaWanda (@lawanda50) 16 November 2019
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FORMER WORLD NO. 4 TOMAS BERDYCH HAS ANNOUNCED HIS RETIREMENT FROM TENNIS, AT 34.
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