Six-time Grand Slam Champion Joe Salisbury Announces Retirement
The British doubles specialist and former world number one steps away from professional tennis after a decorated career.
Joe Salisbury, a six-time Grand Slam doubles champion and former world number one in doubles, has announced his retirement from professional tennis, according to BBC Sport.
Salisbury built his career primarily in doubles competition, reaching the top ranking in the discipline during his playing days. His six Grand Slam doubles titles mark him as one of the most successful British doubles players of his generation.
Further details regarding the timing of his retirement and his future plans have not yet been disclosed, BBC Sport reported.
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- Six-time Grand Slam champion Salisbury retires — BBC Sport
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