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British six-time Grand Slam winner announces tennis retirement at age of 34

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Six-time Grand Slam winner Salisbury concludes a stellar tennis career at 34 with a heartfelt social media announcement.

British tennis player Salisbury, a six-time Grand Slam champion, has announced retirement from the sport at the age of 34. The athlete shared an emotional statement across social media channels on Wednesday to confirm the end of a highly decorated career. Tributes and reflections on the major titles won quickly followed from across the sports world.

The retirement statement was released through social media.
The player captured six major Grand Slam titles over the course of a distinguished career.
BBC Sport and other outlets confirmed the retirement news following the announcement.

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6Grand Slam titles won

34age at retirement

Why it matters

Professional tennis retirements among Grand Slam champions mark the end of an era for the sport and heavily influence national representation in international tournaments.

What outlets agree on

Both sources agree that Salisbury, a six-time Grand Slam champion, announced retirement from tennis via an emotional social media statement at age 34.

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