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So cool π that @mhingis is going out #1 had such amazing year https://t.co/b9qhqXnMJj
— Brad Gilbert (@bgtennisnation) October 26, 2017
You will be missed @mhingis You, being half Indian for many years #Santina #leander... Thanx πππ https://t.co/YIsx5QiZfh
— Nirmal Gandhi (@NirmalGandhi27) October 26, 2017
When 8 year old Shuchi 1st learnt what an idol was, Martina was there. @mhingis ThankYou for being there for her, You inspired her goodππ’π https://t.co/xV5GLqWSFz
— Shuchi (@shuchi_cu) October 27, 2017
@mhingis you are my one of favourite special during clashes with Steffi Graf. Superb to watch...could not resist clapping during play
— Arun K Kushwaha (@happywidcongres) October 27, 2017
π¨π @mhingis calls time on her πΎ career with an 18-4 singles, 11-3 doubles and 29-7 overall win-loss record in her 19 #FedCup ties since 1995 pic.twitter.com/P25y8PS1A4
— Fed Cup (@FedCup) October 26, 2017
I hope you and @YungJan_Chan go all the way and win π! Wishing you all the best for the future! Will miss watching you play. πππβ€οΈβ€οΈπΎ
— Gen (@riddle_methis) October 27, 2017
Very disappointed to hear news that you are retiring after WTA finals ... Doubles won't be same anymore #MartinaHingis
— Vishal (@jain_vvp) October 26, 2017
Wow, WTA finals is @mhingis' last tournament. What a way to retire -- 37 years and World No. 1. #MartinaHingis
— Aishwarya Kumar (@kumaraishwarya) October 26, 2017
#martinahingis retires for real this time will miss her watching player the most well crafted tennis player
— Sarthak singh (@Sarthak27742557) October 27, 2017
Join us in celebrating the amazing career of @mhingis, Rome's Singles Champ in 1998 and in 2006, Doubles Champ in 1999, 2016, 2017!π #ibi18 pic.twitter.com/uOuPjHyp13
— Internazionali Bnl (@InteBNLdItalia) October 27, 2017
Great person to have played this sport :) Thanks @mhingis for all the entertainment and All the very best :) https://t.co/MIeZMWt56L
— Sachin Kulkarni (@sachinjk66) October 27, 2017
Great career - exhibited grace and power on the court . Legend of the game .
— Rohit Arora (@rohit_arora2000) October 27, 2017
@mhingis Thank you for the great times. You have no idea how many people you have inspired, delighted, made them happy and helped. Thanks
— Pali Madra (@palimadra) October 27, 2017
all smiles about finishing the year as co-world #1! @YungJan_Chan @WTA pic.twitter.com/QYmXTjjpMH
— Martina Hingis (@mhingis) October 27, 2017
I'm sad coz she's one of last few crafty players out there. I β€οΈ her style of tennis. Thanks for the memories, all the best for the future.
— Gen (@riddle_methis) October 27, 2017
.@mhingis calls time on her distinguished career. Join us in congratulating our 10x #AusOpen champion π pic.twitter.com/nIQpUwdniY
— #AusOpen (@AustralianOpen) October 26, 2017
"I loved playing with her at the #HopmanCup, she was always super friendly, I love that about her." - @rogerfederer pays tribute to @mhingis pic.twitter.com/oheGIcBZ8j
— Hopman Cup (@hopmancup) October 27, 2017
"I believe the best is yet to come & I'll continue to share my experiences!"
— US Open Tennis (@usopen) October 26, 2017
Congrats on a wonderful career to 6x #USOpen champ, @mhingis! pic.twitter.com/siiGngV5dv
Martina Hingis to retire again. Hinted strongly at it at the US Open. What a career - all three of them - she's had https://t.co/9bOybHrPMw
— Eleanor Crooks (@EleanorcrooksPA) October 26, 2017
Martina Hingis announces #WTAFinals will be her last event. She'll retire on top, which is a nice way to do it.
— Chris Oddo (@TheFanChild) October 26, 2017
β€οΈ Martina Hingis. Such a smart, versatile player. And her mum Melanie is one of the smartest coaches around. https://t.co/YkQLsJmKPg
— judy murray (@JudyMurray) October 26, 2017
Martina Hingis
— Christopher Clarey (@christophclarey) October 26, 2017
Slam singles titles 5
Slam women's doubles titles 13
Slam mixed titles 7
Career singles titles 43
Career doubles titles 64
π₯Danke, merci & grazie, @mhingis! All the best for your last matches @WTAFinalsSG πππ¨ππΎ#SupportTheSwiss pic.twitter.com/Wj22yiRMci
— Swiss Tennis (@swiss_tennis) October 26, 2017
Congratulations on a stunning career, @mhingis!
— WTA (@WTA) October 26, 2017
Relive the memories π·--> https://t.co/jqRqyI8MkS pic.twitter.com/NjbDq7vzxG
So happy I was lucky enough to see you compete on a number of occasions at #Wimbledon over the years @mhingis πΎ
— Nick Fishpool (@NickFishpool) October 27, 2017
All the best champ π₯ pic.twitter.com/s0d4YjlpUQ
