Rohan Bopanna, one of India’s most accomplished tennis players, has announced his retirement from representing India in international competitions following his exit from the Paris 2024 Olympics. This marks the end of an era for Indian tennis, as Bopanna has been a stalwart for the country for over two decades.
Bopanna’s Olympic journey came to an end in the men’s doubles first round, where he partnered with N. Sriram Balaji. The Indian duo faced a formidable French pair, Gael Monfils and Edouard Roger-Vasselin, ultimately succumbing to a 7-5, 6-2 defeat. While the result may not have been what Bopanna hoped for, it serves as a poignant bookend to his illustrious career representing India.
Bopanna’s decision to retire from national duty comes on the heels of several significant achievements:
Bopanna’s Grand Slam success extends beyond his recent Australian Open triumph:
While Bopanna’s retirement marks the end of his representation of India in international events, tennis fans will be pleased to know that he plans to continue competing on the ATP circuit. This decision allows him to extend his professional career while stepping back from national duties.
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