Overview
- He confirmed his decision in a Nov. 3 post on X, reflecting that reaching No. 48 was hard-earned rather than just a number.
- He cited prolonged physical problems, had not competed since June, and had dropped to No. 665 in the rankings.
- His résumé includes the 2023 ATP 250 title in Gstaad over Albert Ramos Viñolas and six Challenger trophies in Sevilla, Oeiras, Prague, Madrid, Todi and Santo Domingo.
- He highlighted career moments facing Rafael Nadal in Madrid, Novak Djokovic at Wimbledon and representing Argentina in the Davis Cup.
- A benefit event on Dec. 6 at Club Bell in Córdoba will raise funds for three Argentine prospects, and he said he will remain connected to the sport.