Andreas Seppi has decided to hang up his racquets. Seppi, the first Italian man to win a title on three surfaces called time on his career after the Challenger in Ortisei in his hometown.

Seppi reached a career-high ranking of world number 18. He reached the fourth round in singles at grand slams multiple times. He won three singles titles and one doubles title in his career.

It’s been a difficult season, especially in terms of my physical condition. Many ailments and little continuity. I realized that my body can no longer bear certain efforts and I have decided that the tournament in Ortisei will be my last one as a professional.

-Andreas Seppi

 This is an insult to Seppi, who has represented Italy in the Olympics and the Davis Cup for many years. But the Italian Tennis Federation can’t take away Seppi’s excellent career. John Millman captured tennis fans’ sentiments perfectly with his tweet.

Aleksandar Vukic’s parents fled Yugoslavia in the early 1990s. Vukic was born in Sydney and played college tennis at the University of Illinois between 2015 and 2018. During his college tennis career, he was named All-American three times.

In 2022, he entered the top 150 in world rankings for the first time. At the 2022 Sofia Open, he reached the quarterfinals at an ATP tournament for the second time in his career. His sponsors are Joma and Babolat. He has earned over $1 million in his career.

Aleksandar Vukic’s Sponsors

Joma

Vukic has a clothing and shoe sponsorship contract with the Spanish brand Joma

Babolat

He has a racquet sponsorship deal with Babolat. He uses the Babolat Pure AeroReview: Babolat Pure Aero Racquet – Updated for 2022! racquet.