Patty Schnyder Confirms Retirement
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Patty Schnyder Confirms Retirement
Swiss player Patty Schnyder announced her retirement Saturday, four days after losing in the first round of the French Open.
Schnyder played in 59 Grand Slam tournaments, including 52 in a row from 1997-2009, and her best showing was making the semifinals at the 2004 Australian Open.
"It's time to close this amazing chapter of being a tennis player," the 32-year-old Schnyder said. "It's a very emotional decision. ... It's overwhelming feelings, and I'm going to need some time."
More on the story & interview at: ESPN Tennis Click Here
Im sure we all wish Patty all the best for the future.
Schnyder played in 59 Grand Slam tournaments, including 52 in a row from 1997-2009, and her best showing was making the semifinals at the 2004 Australian Open.
"It's time to close this amazing chapter of being a tennis player," the 32-year-old Schnyder said. "It's a very emotional decision. ... It's overwhelming feelings, and I'm going to need some time."
More on the story & interview at: ESPN Tennis Click Here
Im sure we all wish Patty all the best for the future.
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Re: Patty Schnyder Confirms Retirement
It's always sad to see someone who's been around for a long time retire (I knew this was her last year but I thought she'd see the year out) but that's professional sport for you.All the best Patty.
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