Three-time Grand Slam champion Ash Barty does not intend to return to tennis anytime soon. Speaking with The Guardian earlier this week, the 26-year-old Australian said she enjoys retirement and has no regrets about her decision.

“I have no regrets about retiring. Not one. I knew it was the right time for me. It was what I wanted to do,” said Barty.

Barty also added that her retirement had been “incredible” so far. She has been doing the things she likes, including taking part in a series of golf exhibition tournaments alongside many other celebrities.

“It’s been everything that I’ve ever wanted,” she explained.

Ash Barty decided to retire from professional tennis back in March despite being ranked as the No. 1 player on the WTA rankings. She explained her decision by saying that she has no motivation and “physical drive” to do what it takes to be among the top tennis players.

At the time of her retirement, Barty was widely considered the best female tennis player in the world. Many projected that she would dominate the tennis world for years to come especially considering she had 15 titles on her resume, including wins at the French Open, Wimbledon, and the Australian Open.

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World’s No.1 Ashleigh Barty hasn’t played a competitive match since February, but this still wasn’t enough for her opponents to knock her off the top spot.

Despite missing the US Open and French Open due to concerns related to the coronavirus pandemic, Barty will enter 2021 as the top-ranked female tennis player in the world. The 24-year-old Australian kept her position thanks to No.2 Simona Halep’s shocking fourth-round elimination from Roland Garros by Iga Swiatek.

With the early exit from the last Grand Slam of the season, it is now impossible for Halep to catch Barty.

Ashleigh Barty took the No.1 for the first time in June 2019 and held it for seven weeks before being jumped over by Naomi Osaka. Barty reclaimed the top spot just four weeks later and didn’t drop it since then.

Bary had a career year in 2019, which saw her posting or equaling her best efforts on all four Grand Slams. She reached the fourth round at Wimbledon and US Open while getting to the quarterfinals on the Australian Open. Last year also saw her winning her first major title, as she beat Czech Republic’s Marketa Vondrousova to claim the French Open.

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Three-time Grand Slam champion Ash Barty does not intend to return to tennis anytime soon. Speaking with The Guardian earlier this week, the 26-year-old Australian said she enjoys retirement and has no regrets about her decision.

“I have no regrets about retiring. Not one. I knew it was the right time for me. It was what I wanted to do,” said Barty.

Barty also added that her retirement had been “incredible” so far. She has been doing the things she likes, including taking part in a series of golf exhibition tournaments alongside many other celebrities.

“It’s been everything that I’ve ever wanted,” she explained.

Ash Barty decided to retire from professional tennis back in March despite being ranked as the No. 1 player on the WTA rankings. She explained her decision by saying that she has no motivation and “physical drive” to do what it takes to be among the top tennis players.

At the time of her retirement, Barty was widely considered the best female tennis player in the world. Many projected that she would dominate the tennis world for years to come especially considering she had 15 titles on her resume, including wins at the French Open, Wimbledon, and the Australian Open.

The post Ash Barty on Tennis Retirement: “It’s Been Everything That I’ve Ever Wanted” appeared first on SportzBonanza.

World’s No.1 Ashleigh Barty hasn’t played a competitive match since February, but this still wasn’t enough for her opponents to knock her off the top spot.

Despite missing the US Open and French Open due to concerns related to the coronavirus pandemic, Barty will enter 2021 as the top-ranked female tennis player in the world. The 24-year-old Australian kept her position thanks to No.2 Simona Halep’s shocking fourth-round elimination from Roland Garros by Iga Swiatek.

With the early exit from the last Grand Slam of the season, it is now impossible for Halep to catch Barty.

Ashleigh Barty took the No.1 for the first time in June 2019 and held it for seven weeks before being jumped over by Naomi Osaka. Barty reclaimed the top spot just four weeks later and didn’t drop it since then.

Bary had a career year in 2019, which saw her posting or equaling her best efforts on all four Grand Slams. She reached the fourth round at Wimbledon and US Open while getting to the quarterfinals on the Australian Open. Last year also saw her winning her first major title, as she beat Czech Republic’s Marketa Vondrousova to claim the French Open.

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