🎾 Camila Giorgi Puts Retirement Rumors to Rest with Official Statement
Italian tennis star Camila Giorgi has officially confirmed her retirement from professional tennis, ending weeks of speculation and misleading reports. In an emotional Instagram story, the 32-year-old addressed the “inaccurate rumors” about her future and formally announced her decision to step away from the sport.
Giorgi thanked her fans for their unwavering support and expressed deep gratitude for the love she’s received over her tennis journey. “I am so grateful for your wonderful love and support for so many years,” she wrote. “I cherish all the beautiful memories.”
📱 Instagram Is the Official Source: “Please Trust This Instagram”
After the International Tennis Integrity Agency (ITIA) listed her as retired on May 7, 2024, fans were left in confusion. Rumors emerged, including claims that Giorgi was under tax investigation and had fled to America, while others speculated she was shifting focus to her fashion and modeling career.
Giorgi put those claims to rest, urging followers to rely only on her Instagram for accurate updates. She wrote, “There have been many inaccurate rumors about my future plans… It is a joy to share my life with you, and let’s continue this journey together.”
🏆 A Career Marked by Highs, Heart, and Determination
Giorgi’s career began gaining traction in 2011 after qualifying for Wimbledon and breaking into the WTA Top 100. Her first title came in 2015 at the Topshelf Open, and 2018 marked a breakthrough with a quarterfinal run at Wimbledon and a second title at the Linz Open.
She reached her highest WTA singles ranking—World No. 26—that same year. In 2021, she claimed the biggest victory of her career at the Canadian Open, beating stars like Coco Gauff and Jessica Pegula, and also reached the quarterfinals at the Tokyo Olympics.
💔 Farewell, But Not Goodbye: Giorgi Promises Exciting New Chapters
Giorgi closed her message by teasing that exciting opportunities lie ahead. While no concrete plans have been revealed, fans are speculating she may explore her passion for fashion, modeling, or lifestyle content creation.
She leaves behind a 430–319 career win-loss record, four WTA titles, and victories over elite players like Maria Sharapova, Victoria Azarenka, and Caroline Wozniacki. Her legacy is that of a fearless competitor who played with style, grace, and heart.
As Camila Giorgi steps off the court, the tennis world salutes her—hoping to see more of her in new, exciting ways off the court.
