Mikael Ymer Withdraws Retirement Decision and Repents: 25-Year-Old Tennis Player Shares News on Twitter

Mikael Ymer quit tennis after suspension.

Now the 25-year-old has repented.

“Retirement was tiring, you’ll see in eight months,” he points out X.

At the beginning of last August, the then Sverigetta in tennis was closed, Mikael Ymeroff for 18 months from all play after missing three stay reports.

A few weeks later, the Swede announced his retirement.

“I have decided to stop being a professional tennis player. Thank you for all the unforgettable memories. What a journey it has been. I wish my former colleagues all the best in the future,” he signed off briefly X platforms

Now the 25-year-old has repented.

In a new post on X, he writes: “Retirement was tiring, you’ll see in eight months.”

The 25-year-old was as recently as a year ago ranked 49th in the world, his best position in the world during his career.

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Simon Aspelin, who is the captain of the Swedish Davis Cup and sports director for the Swedish Tennis Association, is pleased with the news.

– First of all, I think it’s a funny news. Mostly for himself. It was very sad and unfortunate what happened because he is such a good tennis player and has spent so much time on tennis since he was little. For his part, I think it is very funny that he made this decision. Then for Swedish tennis, of course it is a pleasure. He is our best tennis player and he plays at a very high level, he says.

Will you call him?

– Yes, I will. Although the first step will be to listen a little more to how his thoughts are going on.

Is it obvious to welcome Ymer with open arms if he comes back in good old fashion again or do you see any problem because he still has an 18-month doping ban?

– I don’t see any problem with it being cancelled. It is very important that you follow the rules and guidelines, but then unfortunate things happen that cause you to be cancelled. If you go ahead and stick to the criteria of the confederation when you have served your sentence, I think you are welcome to come back and represent the national team, because you yourself want and do it with a hundred percent guarantee.