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13 Feb 2025 | 21.20
Diego Schwartzman, retired in Buenos Aires. Photo: gettyimages
It couldn't be. The dream came to an end, and we can now say that Diego Schwartzman has officially retired from professional tennis. The Argentine couldn't compete as he would have liked against Pedro Martínez, plagued by pains and far from the level he showed against Jarry. He succumbed to a very serious and tactically ordered Pedro Martínez, who prevailed 6-2 6-2. The crowd at ATP 250 Buenos Aires 2025 paid a beautiful tribute to the Peque.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Schwartzman se despide del tenis con honores tras caer con Pedro Martínez
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