Roger Federer announced his retirement from professional tennis on September 15, 2022, stating that the Laver Cup in London later that month would be his final ATP event.

Quick Scoop: Federer’s Retirement

  • Official retirement announcement: September 15, 2022.
  • Final professional event: Laver Cup in London, held in late September 2022.
  • Age at retirement: 41 years old.

What Exactly Happened?

Roger Federer posted a heartfelt letter and video to his fans in mid-September 2022, explaining that after multiple knee surgeries and over 24 years on tour, his body was telling him it was time to stop competing at the highest level. He made it clear he would still play tennis in some form, but not in Grand Slams or on the main ATP Tour anymore.

His last official ATP appearance came at the Laver Cup in London, a team event he helped create, where he bowed out in a doubles match alongside Rafael Nadal, giving fans a symbolic and emotional farewell to his competitive career.

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