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Andy Murray, a tennis legend, retires after a successful career, leaving behind a remarkable legacy and lasting impact on the sport.

Following his defeat with partner Dan Evans in the Olympic men’s doubles quarter-finals, Andy Murray has retired from professional tennis after nearly two decades on the circuit. This ends a storied career in which he won three grand slam singles titles (including two Wimbledon championships), reached world number one, won…

Elena Rybakina, the talented tennis player, shares heartwarming pictures from a match, showcasing her joy, sportsmanship, and humility, inspiring excellenc...

Ibrahima Diaw is representing Senegal at the 2024 Olympics in table tennis. He easily beat Nepal's Santoo Shrestha (4-0) in the first round, but fell to Hong Kong's Chun Ting Wong (4-3) in the round of 32 on July 29. This brings the 32-year-old player's Olympic tournament to a close.…

Sir Keir Starmer describes Andy Murray as a ‘true British great’ as the tennis star bows out of the Olympics in the men’s doubles quarter-finals

Tennis legend Andy Murray has officially retired from tennis after bowing out of the Olympics, and has taken to Twitter to share his thoughts.

Petra Kvitova, the accomplished Czech tennis player, captivates fans with a stunning photo showcasing her success and elegance on and off the court.

Murray confirmed his retirement with a funny one-liner.

Australian old stagers John Peers and Matt Ebden must beat American singles stars Tommy Paul and Taylor Fritz to win an Olympic tennis doubles medal.