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Stan Wawrinka Announces Retirement
December 19, 2025 | Edition #306
Known for one of the most elegant one-handed backhands in the game, Stan Wawrinka won three Grand Slam titles. At his peak, he even challenged Big 3 on the biggest stages. But after 23 years on tour, the Swiss star has officially announced his retirement, sharing an emotional farewell message.
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Stan Wawrinka Announces Retirement After 23 Years On Tour |
The three-time Grand Slam champion confirms the end of his illustrious journey on tour. |
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Stan Wawrinka began his professional career in 2002 at the age of 17. He won the Junior French Open in 2003 before winning his first match on the Main Tour the same year against Hugo Armando in Amersfoort, Netherlands. Stan Wawrinka won his first ATP tournament in Umag in 2006.
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