Even if this looks incredibly familiar, Tom Brady announced his retirement on Wednesday. This isn’t Groundhog Day, and you haven’t gone back in time. One year to the day after his initial retirement, Brady announced his second retirement in a video he shared on Twitter. This time, he is retiring “for good.” You couldn’t look at social media for more than 20 to 30 seconds without seeing a Brady tribute video or article, all of which praised him for his exceptional and unique career, when Brady announced his retirement on February 1, 2022. Due to the fact that Brady actually did this 365 days ago, there were more jokes this time.
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Roger Federer Set to Retire After 2022 Laver Cup
Arguably the greatest men’s tennis player in history is set to retire after next week’s big event. Legend Roger Federer announced Thursday that he plans to retire from the ATP tour after his appearance at the Laver Cup in London next week. After hearing this news, the tennis world paid tribute to him.
Tom Brady Addresses Retirement Rumors on Podcast
Tom Brady’s remarks on the latest episode of his ‘Let’s Go!’ podcast expanded on rumors of the famed Buccaneers quarterback’s possible retirement. Brady, age 45, has had a rocky offseason; he briefly retired in February before abruptly returning to his team in March just 40 days later. During training camp in August, Brady took an unexpected 11-day leave on the basis of “personal issues” that have yet to be revealed, sparking tabloid speculation about his home life. But, as Brady puts it, his retirement may all just come down to age and life commitments.
Serena Williams May be Playing Her Last Tournament Tonight
This Tuesday signaled a momentous occasion for the fans of Serena Williams, when she discussed in a Vogue interview the possibility of retirement. In the interview she explains her personal reasons for wanting to take a break from tennis, and why she doesn’t want to call it “retirement.”
Serena Williams Retires From Tennis at 40 To Grow Her Family
One of the most iconic tennis legends of all time, Serena Williams, has announced her plan to retire from the tennis world following the US Open happening in late August until early September. Since her career began in 1997, Williams has won 23 singles Grand Slam titles, only one less than retired Australian player Margaret Court, and has also been awarded 14 Grand Slam doubles titles as well as 3 Olympic gold medals when playing alongside her older sister, Venus Williams. However, after welcoming her daughter Alexis Olympia Jr. in 2017, Williams has decided to move on from her career as a professional athlete in order to focus on expanding her family with her husband, Alexis Ohanian.
Pittsburgh Steelers Reciever Ryan Switzer Announces Retirement
Former wide receiver of the Pittsburgh Steelers, Ryan Switzer, has announced his retirement from football. Switzer is officially hanging up his cleats after over a five-year NFL career, he announced on Monday on social media. Switzer said that due to a recent injury, he could no longer meet the physical demands of the game.
Mitchell Schwartz Retires From The
NFL
The star NFL player, Mitchell Schwartz, announced his retirement from the NFL on Thursday at the age of 33. In his announcement, Schwartz explained that it was a back injury he suffered during the 2020 season that drove his decision to step down.
Dodgers’s Tommy Davis Dies at 83
Brooklyn-born Los Angeles Dodgers star recently passed away as reported by his daughter. He was a legendary Major League Baseball All-Star player who won two consecutive National League batting titles. The achievements he has made in baseball was truly jaw-dropping, one of them included the 2,000 hits and more than 1,000 runs he batted in.
Ashleigh Barty, Talented Tennis Player, Retires Early
At only 25 years old, Australian tennis player, Ashleigh Barty, announced that she will retire from playing professional tennis. On Instagram, Barty said, “Today is difficult and filled with emotion for me as I announce my retirement from tennis. I am so thankful for everything this sport has given me and leave feeling proud and fulfilled. Thank you to everyone who has supported me along the way, I’ll always be grateful for the lifelong memories that we created together.”
After 40 Days of Retirement, Tom Brady Announces his Return to the Buccaneers Next Season
Tom Brady is back after his 40-day-retirement to announce his return to the NFL and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. He announced this news on his Twitter platform Sunday afternoon saying, “These past two months, I’ve realized my place is still on the field and not in the stands. That time will come. But it’s not now.” “I love my teammates, and I love my supportive family. They make it possible,” he continues before stating his return. “I’m coming back for my 23rd season in Tampa. Unfinished business LFG.”
Pacquiao’s Final Bell
Manny Pacquiao is hanging up his boxing gloves but will keep fighting for his political career in the Philippines.
Tom Brady Thinks He Could Play In The NFL Until 50
Tom Brady may change his plans and break an NFL record while at it. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback believes he can still be a valuable team player in the NFL until he’s 50 years old.
