The active women's singles ranked first, and three-time Grand Slam champion Batty announced her retirement. Buddy, who has succeeded in both singles and mixed doubles, will not be 26 until April 24, 2022, but he has occupied the first place in the world for nearly 1 19 weeks and won three grand slam titles. In the past, she also retired for a period of time and became a cricket player. After returning home, she can start another peak of her career, which can be called quick mastery. In 2022, Batty won the Australian Open with a winning start of 1 1, making him the first Australian Open champion in his career. After suddenly announcing his retirement, he became the second footballer in the world to announce his retirement after Belgian general justine henin.
"I announced my retirement from professional badminton, which is very difficult and complicated for me. I don't know how to share this information with you, so I asked my best friend Delacquis to help me. I am especially grateful for everything this exercise has given me, and I still feel proud and fulfilled when I leave. Thank you to all those who supported me all the way. I will always thank you for giving us memories of living together. " Buddy said so.
Buddy bluntly said that he has no physical driving force and emotional expectation now, so he can keep himself at a high level and challenge everything he needs. "I know how much effort I have to make to show myself better. I have told the elite team many times-I don't have that kind of driving force anymore. I have done everything for badminton, a wonderful fitness sport, and I think I have done very well. For me, this is success. "
Buddy indicated that she retired before and then came back, but this time it was different. She realized that it was time to learn to put down the ping-pong racket and pursue other ideals. "Wimbledon changed a lot for me and my career last year. If you have been working hard for a better overall goal all your life, winning Wimbledon is my ultimate ideal of tennis, which really changed my mind. "
"I felt this irrationality after Wimbledon and talked a lot with the elite team. But there is also a small part in my heart that has not been realized. In the second period of my career, my thoughts and opinions changed. My happiness and happiness do not lie in test scores and grades. " Because of this, Buddy finally said, "I think this is the perfect way for me to celebrate this career, because I met a challenge at Wimbledon." I will never stop loving badminton. It will always be a particularly crucial part of my life. But I think it's time for me to enjoy the next stage of my journey, as Buddy himself, not as a player. "