Kim Clijsters's last official match was in October when she lost in three sets to Katerina Siniakova in the first round at Indian Wells.
Four-time Grand Slam singles champion Kim Clijsters has retired from professional tennis again. The 38-year-old Clijsters, who ended her second retirement in 2019 after a seven-year hiatus, announced Tuesday that she will 바카라no longer play official tournaments.바카라 (More Tennis News)
바카라I can바카라t wait to see what new adventures will cross my path,바카라 the former No. 1 player wrote on Instagram.
Clijsters, who already is a member of the International Tennis Hall of Fame, won the U.S. Open for the first time in 2005 and walked away from tennis two years later at age 23 shortly before getting married.
The Belgian player then took about two years off while having a daughter but returned and won the 2009 U.S. Open. She won another championship at Flushing Meadows in 2010, then added an Australian Open title the following season and moved back atop the rankings.
Clijsters, who has three children with her husband, Brian Lynch, left the tour again in 2012. They live in suburban New Jersey.
바카라It바카라s been on my mind for a while,바카라 Clijsters told WTA media. 바카라I still love to hit the ball. With my schedule three, four days was enough to keep my rhythm under control but definitely not good enough if I decided to play another tournament. Say, if I picked Australia, it바카라s three, four weeks. That바카라s just not possible at this stage in our family life. Life just sort of takes over, right?바카라
Her last official match was in October when she lost in three sets to Katerina Siniakova in the first round at Indian Wells.