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News March 4, 2025

Laslo Djere’s retirement confession after first title in 5 years and harm points

Laslo Djere’s retirement confession after first title in 5 years and harm points
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Laslo Djere could not conceal his happiness after successful his first ATP title in 5 years in Santiago because the 29-year-old revealed there had been “many times” over the previous few years when he feared his profession was coming to an finish. 

Six years in the past, the Serb put up an incredible run on the ATP 500 event in Rio de Janeiro to elevate his maiden title and a career-high rating of No. 27 quickly adopted. 

In 2020, he gained his second title in Sardinia.

This previous Sunday, Djere lastly lifted a trophy once more after edging out Sebastian Baez 6-4 3-6 7-5 within the remaining of the ATP 250 event in Santiago.

“A couple of times, I thought maybe the end of my career was closer than I had believed. I always thought I wanted to play until I was 35 or 36, but I really started to doubt it,” the world No. 74 revealed in his post-final presser. 

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Djere: My restoration wasn’t simple and I additionally felt ache in another components of my physique 

After touchdown his second title, the Serb began to cope with main elbow points and in the end required surgical procedure.

That hampered his progress, and he even fell out of the top-100 final August.

However within the final two weeks, Djere’s scenario fully modified – first, he made the Buenos Aires semifinal after which made all of it the best way in Santiago.

And now, the three-time ATP winner can also be again within the top-100. 

“The restoration wasn’t simple, not solely due to my elbow. I felt new pains in numerous components of my physique each time I stepped on the courtroom,” he explained.

“I bought injured a few occasions, and now this title has come — one thing I actually didn’t count on. It was a shock.”

For Djere, the perfect case situation is that he stays wholesome and continues to construct on his good kind. 

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