[Mejman1]

He just announced it in an interview on the livestream of the qualies on YouTube. Wimbledon will be his last tournament, and hopefully it’ll be main draw action.

One of my favorite players. Such an elegant player.

 

[Shappy]

What are some of his career highlights?

 

[Moozza]

Could’ve won a slam if he was peaking in this era.

 

[Xenosys]

What are some of his career highlights?

Getting beaten by the one of the greatest drop shots of all time.

 

[Yukimura]

Great player, nice career. A pleasing game too. Even not too long ago, was a perennial 35-20 guy who never quite made the jump to stay consistently in that 15ish group but I don't think it was lack of talent

 

[MWW]

What are some of his career highlights?

Earliest memory for me was cheering for him against Roddick AO 2008. He overcame ARod in 5 sets and frankly made Andy look so plain.

 

[Yukimura]

He's given peak Nadal a run for his money in the USO 2013

 

[alwaysfan]

He bageled Nadal and then was humillated in the next sets

 

[Lukasgigler]

He's given peak Nadal a run for his money in the USO 2013

Given the score in the thumbnail he was getting steamrolled after winning the first set in a tiebreak. Run for his money my ass
His biggest win was RG 2009 when he straight setted co-favourite Djokovic in the third round who just won Rome two weeks earlier

 

[Tipical]

I always liked his game and seems nice never being obnoxious like others. Good luck for Kohli in his new projects.

 

[NadalwillneverbeGoat]

What are some of his career highlights?

 

[Matt S]

Great career, he finished in the top 50 12 years in a row and had 8 titles. Never had a huge breakthrough but showed remarkable consistency. Glad he made that one QF at Wimbledon.

 

[tommyboy0515]

He was always very consistent. If he were choosing his career highlights, I'm sure he'd point to being the champion in Munich three times and Kitzbuhel twice, both "hometown" tournaments for him. Also, beating Djokovic at 2009 RG and 2019 Indian Wells. He also made the quarterfinals of Wimbledon and was a champion in Halle.

I remember he ended up having to play John Isner in the third round of the US Open three years in a row, and he won all three matches.

He wasn't flashy, but his game was always pleasant to watch. A career to be proud of for sure.

 

[Cynic]

I remember him beating Djokovic 6-4, 6-4, 6-4 at FO in 2009. Djokotards will argue that it wasn’t the ‘real’ Djokovic.

 

[Moozza]

Getting beaten by the one of the greatest drop shots of all time.

Forgot about that. Match point down as well!

Prime Murray was outrageous.

 

[jjc225]

Kohli has dropped to 230 in the rankings now, so this was inevitable. Hope he can make it through qualifying at Wimbledon. Loved his game. I believe coaching is in his near future.

 

[Ertl93]

Great career! Hopefully he will accept a job in the DTB.

 

[Weakerer]

Getting beaten by the one of the greatest drop shots of all time.

Wtf you talking about?? Alcaraz is doing better dropshots every day lol

 

[Rumour]

Guess it was coming but still a bittersweet decision, after a career most pros would dream of. Even if never quite reaching the pinnacle, the veteran German for me was almost always a pleasure to watch.

Wishing Kohli all the best in his post-playing days

 

[textenfan]

I always felt like he was one of those guys who could conjure his best for big matches but didn't really regularly bring that same level to matches in which he was favored to win