Maria Sharapova is saying goodbye to tennis at age 32. 🎾
“These courts revealed my true essence,” the French Open champion wrote. “They tested my character, my will, my ability to channel my raw emotions into a place where they worked for me instead of against me. Between their lines, my vulnerabilities felt safe … I never looked back and I never looked forward.”
Maria Sharapova competes at the US Open Tennis Championships in Flushing Meadows, New York on September 5, 2012.by the International Tennis Federation for testing positive for a banned substance, meldonium, at the Australian Open earlier that year. At the time, the Russian native felt the consequences were “unfairly harsh,” but she made the most of her time away from the court by
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