Evans 'happy with decision' to retire after Wimbledon

Dan Evans announced his retirement from professional tennis following his second-round Wimbledon qualifying singles match loss to Tristan Schoolkate this week. Evans stated he is "happy" with this decision, marking the end of his singles career. Despite retiring from singles, Evans will continue to compete at Wimbledon in the men's doubles event, having received a wildcard entry alongside his partner Henry Searle. This participation in doubles will be his final professional tournament. Evans, a prominent British player, has achieved a career-high singles ranking of World No. 22 and won three ATP Tour titles, including the 2019 Australian Open doubles title with his compatriot Jamie Murray. His career also saw him represent Great Britain in the Davis Cup on multiple occasions. The decision to retire comes after a career spanning over 15 years, during which he consistently competed at the highest level of the sport.