Roger Federer Announces Retirement From Pro Tennis

Sports Illustrated 2022-09-15

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Arguably the greatest men's tennis player ever has decided to call it a career. Roger Federer, who has the most Wimbledon wins and third most Grand Slams on the men's side, announced he will retire from the ATP Tour following the Laver Cup.
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