Mardy Fish to retire after US Open

Mardy Fish has announced that he will hang up his racket after the US Open

October 24, 2018

Mardy Fish to retire after US Open

Originally published on 23/07/15

The former world No.7 has played just one match since August 2013 after revealing he has an anxiety disorder. He has played just seven tournaments since withdrawing from his US Open fourth-round match with Roger Federer with a heart problem in 2012.

Fish will use his protected ranking to play in Atlanta, Cincinnati and New York as well as playing doubles with retired former world No.1 Andy Roddick in Atlanta.

My schedule this summer will be Atlanta, Cincinnati, and I will finish my career at the US Open. #lastride
— Mardy Fish (@MardyFish) July 22, 2015

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