[MalvinLuisandy]

Example Kyrgios don't play..

 

[MaratandMilos]

Kohlschreiber. Maybe Lopez or Verdasco although I don't see either one doing it.

 

[Matthieu]

A decent thread Marvin!

I was thinking about this actually how really, nobody has retired lately, it's just the same dudes still plugging away. I mean really the only big official retirement this year was Steve Darcis. (Bryan bros and Leander Paes in doubles too)

I think there are so many guys playing that are 32 years old+ plus the pandemic we'll see a massive amount of guys leave the tour in the next 12 months.

Also - MaratanMilos - I read a few weeks back that Lopez publicly stated he has no intention of quitting and will be playing next year.

 

[artilerist13]

i definitely think Tsonga and maybe Stan . I also think that Del Po will eventually decides it s not worth it and also retires.

 

[joseywales]

Fed will retire after being knocked out of Wimbledon in the third round .

 

[devision2002]

Among the possibilities : Tsonga, Gasquet, Kohlschreiber, Feliciano Lopez, Verdasco. Karlovic, finally ?
Del Potro ? It will depend on his knee. I think Stan is near the end too.

 

[Djoker]

Among the possibilities : Tsonga, Gasquet, Kohlschreiber, Feliciano Lopez, Verdasco. Karlovic, finally ?

FLopez, Verdasco and Karlovic all have plans to play as long as possible, they don't do a full schedule and also play doubles (Lopez+Verdasco), so they will definitely not retire.

 

[Repo Man]

Hope none

 

[The Hero Cop Mark]

i definitely think Tsonga and maybe Stan . I also think that Del Po will eventually decides it s not worth it and also retires.

No way. Del Potro can win a Slam.

 

[DjokoKing]

I would've said Murray but then remembered he's not even in the Top 100.

 

[SetPointDown]

Murray
Tsonga
Del potro
Nadal
Seppi
Kohlscreiber
Lopez
Kokkinakis

 

[Ellentonboy]

Verdasco, Kohlscreiber, Murray, Lopez, Seppi, Kyrigos, Del Potro, Isner, Gasquet, Cuevas, Chardy. Those are my picks. We should compare lists come December 2021.

 

[Matthieu]

Yeah it's funny it seems nowadays nobody really "retires" they just keep playing until their ranking doesn't allow them to anymore. If you look at challenger lists, it's basically all guys that are 32 years old or older that used to be top 50.

Basically nobody burns out, they just fade away.

 

[MalvinLuisandy]

What about Mahut? He didn't say about his retirement still but played only before Covid! Still he retired (in singles) player now?

 

[Budadiii]

Don't actually think anyone will.

Mahut yea but he isn't top 100

 

[Matthieu]

Players that are 32 years old in the top 100.

5			Roger Federer	39	6,630	16	0	0
64			Feliciano Lopez	39	998	24	0	0
65			Fernando Verdasco	37	975	28	0	0
97			Philipp Kohlschreiber	37	729	26	0	0
18			Stan Wawrinka	35	2,320	22	0	0
25			John Isner	35	1,850	20	0	0
62			Jo-Wilfried Tsonga	35	1,005	22	0	0
63			Gilles Simon	35	1,005	33	0	0
2			Rafael Nadal	34	9,850	18	0	0
11			Gael Monfils	34	2,860	23	0	0
47			Richard Gasquet	34	1,145	26	0	0
60			Pablo Andujar	34	1,024	33	0	0
67			Pablo Cuevas	34	917	29	0	0
81			Kevin Anderson	34	825	18	0	0
1			Novak Djokovic	33	12,030	18	0	0
17			Fabio Fognini	33	2,400	25	0	0
53			Sam Querrey	33	1,065	17	0	0
75			Jeremy Chardy	33	860	25	0	0
13			Roberto Bautista Agut	32	2,710	25	0	0
35			Adrian Mannarino	32	1,516	35	0	0
42			Marin Cilic	32	1,325	25	0	0
46			Albert Ramos-Vinolas	32	1,165	35	0	0
89			Mikhail Kukushkin	32	776	29	0	0
92			Attila Balazs	32	774	25	0	0

 

[spinner42]

there are a few catgories that spring to mind

forced to retire

• career ending injuries: assume murray and del potro
• ranking slipped outside the top 100 and cant get into the slams: karlovic etc

dont want it anymore
- I recall one player (forget who) saying that what drives you to retirement isnt so much your ranking sliding but losing to players you used to beat: cilic, kohlschreiber, tsonga, gasquet

versus those who probably should retire but love playing or need the money: simon (?), verdasco (?), anderson

 

[Sombrerero loco]

kohlschreiber, feli lopez, seppi, karlovic, maybe verdasco

 

[bhdtl]

I don't see any of these players retiring. I feel that this won't happen until 2022, at the earliest. Just a guess

 

[WeakestTennisEra]

What about Federer? If he gets another injury while playing, I'm certain he'll call it quits instead of opting for treatment or surgery.