Overview
- The 33-year-old Briton detailed heart palpitations, body tremors, stomach sickness, poor sleep and appetite, and a persistent feeling of dread in a BBC interview.
- Ranked No. 10, he and Neal Skupski finished runners-up at the French Open, the U.S. Open and last week's ATP Finals in Turin.
- He said the issues intensified through 2025 and that competing remained possible but emotionally draining and less enjoyable.
- During the layoff, he plans a Kenya safari and a skiing trip, while Skupski will pair with American Christian Harrison from January.
- Coverage differs on his career tally, with some outlets calling him a six-time doubles major winner and others describing four men's doubles Grand Slam titles.