Caroline Garcia says she is retiring from tennis, will play at her final French Open

Caroline Garcia, 31 years old, prepares her last Roland Garros: "The tennis has always represented much more than victories or defeats. It was love or hate. But it made me the woman that I became"

After more than two decades of crowding the world's courts, Caroline Garcia is reverenced. The French champion announced this May 23 on Instagram that she was about to end her professional career. A moving message for her fans, who have closely followed her victories, injuries and incredible course to the tops of world tennis.

Paula Badosa, Ons Jabeur, Belinda Bencic & others send touching messages to Caroline Garcia as Frenchwoman announces shock retirement

Caroline Garcia, the French WTA star who has won 11 singles WTA Tour-level titles and reached a career-high singles ranking of No.

France's Caroline Garcia Set To Retire From Tennis With French Open Being Her Last

France's former world number four Caroline Garcia said on Friday she will retire from tennis, with the French Open starting this weekend her last time at Roland Garros.

Caroline Garcia to play final French Open, confirms retirement soon

Carolina Garcia, the former No. 4 women's tennis player in the world, will play in her final French Open and soon retire, she announced Friday on social media.

The French woman, between the fatigue of the world of tennis and efforts to stay at the high level, but also guided by the desire to found a family, says more about the reasons for her choice.