Eurosport - Fri, 12 Jun 13:30:00 2009
Former Australian Open champion Thomas Johansson announced his retirement from competitive tennis at the age of 34.
"I have now, after a lot of thinking, decided to put an end to my professional tennis career," the former world number seven said in a statement through the Swedish Tennis Federation.
Aside from the 2002 surprise win in Melbourne, where the Swede beat Russian Marat Safin in the final, Johansson won another eight ATP titles and reached the Wimbledon semis in 2005, losing to American Andy Roddick.
Last year he won the doubles silver at the Beijing Olympics with Simon Aspelin, losing in the final to Roger Federer and Stanislas Wawrinka of Switzerland.
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he won more grand slams that Jelena Jankovic and Dinara Safina, so that's something.....
Oh come on tennis fans Thomas was a very good player and does not deserve these insults.Good luck Thomas in all you do in life after tennis.
i think one of cheap win in grand slam !!!! like petr korda in 0z open 98 and albert costa in french open 2002 and gaston gaudio in 2004 french open !!!
One slam wonder, Slightly worse tan Joke-ovic
he was very good player considering how tall he is, pity that he get too much injuries.
i thought he retired two years ago
massimobastianelli = sad c.u.n.t
I wish I could retire at 34 lol
If you don't know who he is, you obviously don't follow tennis
I think we must show some respect to him ... after all he had one slam and eight other titles and this is considered a good achievment in professional tennis.... wish him all the best in his next career
He was nothing,special,bye bye;D
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it's about time
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