Joe Salisbury retires from professional tennis
According to BBC Sport, former world number one doubles player Joe Salisbury has retired from professional tennis, choosing this month's US Open as his final event where he reached the semi-finals with his longtime partner Rajeev Ram. He finishes his career with 17 tour-level titles, including the 2022 and 2023 season-ending ATP Finals, and is Britain's most successful men's doubles player of the Open era.
Key facts
- 01Salisbury retires from professional tennis; US Open is his final event and he reached the men’s doubles semi-finals with Rajeev Ram.
- 02He finishes with 17 tour-level titles, including the ATP Finals titles in 2022 and 2023.
- 03He is described as Britain’s most successful men’s doubles player of the Open era.
- 04Salisbury had previously taken a three-month break this year due to anxiety affecting his tour life, though he said it did not greatly affect his tennis.
- 05He posted on Instagram expressing happiness with his decision and pride in his career.
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- Six-time Grand Slam champion Salisbury retires · BBC Sport