British doubles tennis player Joe Salisbury announces retirement
Most outlets led with the announcement of Joe Salisbury’s retirement from professional tennis, noting his status as a six-time Grand Slam doubles champion and his age of 34. The News International added context about his career in doubles and reference to the US Open, while the Business Recorder highlighted his former world number one ranking and his recent semi-final appearance.
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Former doubles world number one Salisbury retires
LONDON: Britain’s former world number one doubles player Joe Salisbury has retired from professional tennis at the age of 34. The six-time Grand Slam doubles champion’s last match was his semi-final defeat alongside American long-time partner Rajeev Ram at this month’s U.S. Open. “Tennis has been my life for as long as I can remember and I have been incredibly fortunate to have had all the oppo...
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Grand Slam champion Joe Salisbury announces retirement
British tennis star Joe Salisbury has announced his retirement from professional tennis, is a six-time Grand Slam doubles champion and is ending a successful career in doubles.The 34-year-old selected this month’s US Open as his final event and reached the semi-finals with his long-time...
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