I'm still thinking it would have been best to retire on the court after winning his last French Open. What an exit.
But I suppose none of them are "capable" of doing so. Same with Federer.
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I think that's what he wanted as well. But his body didn't allow him. He wouldn't even let them throw a proper farewell like the Madrid open did. But we'll, it is what it is
No, I mean the last time he won. What was that, 2022?
Ah yes, but he couldn't have known. Why would you retire after just winning a grand slam (👁 ͜ʖ👁)
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