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Former World No. 3 Retired at 26 After US Open Win: “I Was No Longer Happy”
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She reached World No. 3 and claimed the US Open title, stunning fans with her early success on the court.
Despite the accolades, her journey wasn’t fulfilling. Behind victories, she battled pressure and internal struggles hidden from the spotlight.
At just 26, she shocked the tennis world by retiring, revealing, “I was no longer happy” with her tennis life.
Her decision, though surprising, shed light on the emotional toll athletes face, even at the peak of their careers.
