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Marcos Baghdatis ended his career at Wimbledon with the same kind of heart-warming charm that carried him through his successful career. The former World No.8 fell to Matteo Berrittini in second-round action and gave away his racquets, his shoes—even his socks—to adoring fans in an epic farewell celebration after the match.

“I want to thank them for just being there and, you know, going through all the emotions with me,” Baghdatis told reporters in a teary post-match press conference.

“Yeah, I'm crying but I'm happy, you know,” he said. “It's happy moment for everybody because I'm really excited for the future and, yeah, I mean, the only thing I'm sad leaving behind is the last part: the fans and the emotions that they always gave me. Yeah, that's the only thing that really I'm really sad leaving behind.”


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