Robson retires from tennis at 28
Laura Robson, the former junior Wimbledon champion and Olympic silver medallist, has retired from tennis at the age of 28.
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Laura Robson, the former junior Wimbledon champion and Olympic silver medallist, has retired from tennis at the age of 28.
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(Reuters) - Britain's former junior Wimbledon champion and Olympic mixed doubles silver medallist Laura Robson announced her retirement on Monday due to persistent injury problems.
Former junior Wimbledon champion and Olympic silver medallist, Laura Robson, has announced her retirement from tennis following three hip operations.
Britain's former junior Wimbledon champion and Olympic mixed doubles silver medallist Laura Robson announced her retirement on Monday due to persistent injury problems.
Laura Robson has been forced to retire from tennis at just 28 years old as injuries have brought a painfully early end to her career.
Former British No.1 Laura Robson has announced her retirement from tennis aged just 28 after struggling to overcome her injury issues.
Former teen star Laura Robson has announced her retirement from tennis following three hip operations.