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Tennis Star Announces Indefinite Break From Sport

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Former Wimbledon quarter-finalist Lulu Sun has announced an indefinite break from professional tennis, citing the relentless physical and mental demands of the sport’s competition schedule. Sun, who famously defeated Emma Raducanu during her 2024 Wimbledon run, stated she needs time away to rest and recover. Read Also:Bolaji Wins Gold Medal At 2026 Peru Para Badminton [...]

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