Novak Djokovic shows his class with Fernando Verdasco retirement gesture

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Fernando Verdasco tilted with Novak Djokovic in the quarterfinals of the Doha double tournament on Wednesday. This match was the last in the Spanish career.

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He falls in the doubles of the ATP 500 in Doha and, at the age of 41, will not play professional tennis again. In the same tournament, in singles, Carlos Alcaraz is already in quarterfinals Read

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Novak Djokovic shows his class with Fernando Verdasco retirement gesture

Novak Djokovic sent Fernando Verdasco into retirement with a men's doubles defeat.

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Fernando Verdasco reveals: 'I got discouraged'

Fernando Verdasco was one of those players who deserved to win more during their careers. There is no doubt that 'Nando' has been one of the best Spanish talents of the last 20 years, being able to put anyone in trouble on his best days as he has shown several times in the most prestigious tournaments. Fans still remember his epic clash with his compatriot Rafael Nadal in the semifinals of the 2009 Australian Open, in what is considered to be on…

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Fernando Verdasco Bows Out: A Storied Career Ends Alongside Djokovic in Qatar

As no one or nothing endures indefinitely, so has Spanish tennis star Fernando Verdasco’s professional tennis journey ended after a career spanning over two decades. The 40-year-old left-hander, known for his powerful forehand, resilience, and unforgettable battles on the ATP Tour, played his final match on Wednesday at the Qatar Open, partnering with Novak Djokovic in doubles. While the result of the match will fade into history, Verdasco’s leg…

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Eighty-two minutes lasted the last official match of Fernando Verdasco, in the quarter-finals of the Doha doubles tournament, in the company of Serbian Novak Djokovic, who hugged the Spaniard and applauded him from the bottom of the track while thanking him for the support and recognition of the Qatari spectators. The entry Verdasco loses with Djokovic and officializes his farewell to professional tennis was first published in Digital Process.