Another female network will retire!She once brought the head of history to the country

"This is not farewell, but goodbye."

"In my life in the past 28 years, tennis has always been my eternal. It has given me some of the most exciting and unforgettable experiences I can dream. But the beautiful things have ended."

"I announced today that I will officially retire from the professional network altar. After 3 years of difficult struggle with injuries and 4 operations, my body tolerance has reached the limit."

In the 2016 Rio Olympic Women's Single Single Master Puig, Puig recently announced on a social platform that he officially retired from the professional network. Since the 2019 season, Puig has undergone many operations due to elbow injury and shoulder injury. After returning from Madrid Station this year, he only participated in two stops.

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Born in Monica Puig, who was born on September 27, 1993, is still 29 years old. From the 2013 French Open, the Grand Grand Grand Tournament to the US Open for the 2020 season. The best record is the fourth round of Wimbledon.

In the 2013 season, Puig, who was under the age of twenty years old at the time, eliminated No. 5 seed Ellani in the first round of Wemolton. Top 16.

Facing the American star Stephens, in the case of winning the first set, he was reversed by his opponent two sets in a row. This is her best record in the Grand Slam.

In May 2014, Puig won his first career in the Strasbourg International Championship. She defeated Ralsen, Rusic, Petkovic, Keis and Edie in the road to win the championship. Sipinosa.

Puig is the first Puerto Rico to win the WTA singles championship in history.

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Speaking of Puig, she had to mention her historic breakthrough in the 2016 Rio Olympics. As a non -seed player in the Olympic women's singles, she finally won this precious gold medal with a dark horse.

Puig, who was not yet 23 years old, defeated Hercog, No. 14 seed Paviliolinkova, No. 3 seed Muluza, Sigmond, No. 11 Seed Kovito on the road to picking gold. Wa and No. 2 seed Kobel.

There are many high -ranking players and Grand Slam champions in this elimination list, but Puig still won the victory of each game with excellent performance. She also won the precious Olympic first gold for her motherland.

It is worth mentioning that Puig has also set a record in Rio -she has won the women's singles championship with the lowest ranking since the 1988 tennis returning to the Olympic Games in 1988.

Helplessly, the injuries in recent seasons have been plagued by this Puerto Rico player. In April this season, Madrid came back to be eliminated by Collins with a score of 5-7 0-6.

It is reported that Puig, who was officially retired, will participate in ESPN's work next, and wish her to continue to glow and heat on different stages in the future and achieve good results! (Source: Tennis Home Author: Barbie)

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