Thiem had a successful career, making three appearances in Grand Slam finals and securing 17 ATP titles, including a Masters 1000 title at Indian Wells. He often challenged top players like Federer, Djokovic, and Nadal, proving himself as a tennis heavyweight.
Despite his achievements, Thiem’s career was cut short due to a wrist injury. He reflects on his career with pride and few regrets, acknowledging that he never expected such success.
There is a sense of sadness that Thiem’s career ended prematurely, but he remains positive and looks forward to the next chapter of his life after tennis. He plans to focus on sustainability and environmental issues, showing his commitment to making a difference outside of the sport.
Thiem will always be remembered for his talent, competitive spirit, and memorable matches against some of tennis’ greatest players. As he bids farewell to Grand Slam tennis, he leaves behind a legacy that will be fondly remembered by fans and players alike.
His final appearance will be at the Vienna Open in the autumn, marking the end of a unique and excellent career.
