The former junior Wimbledon champion and Olympic silver medalist has announced his retirement from tennis

Laura Robson, the previous junior Wimbledon champion and Olympic silver medalist, has resigned from tennis at 28 years old.

Robson, who had wrist medical procedure in 2014 followed by three hip activities, has not played seriously since an ITF competition in Sunderland in April 2019.

She turned into the primary Briton to come out on top for the Wimbledon young ladies’ championship for quite some time in 2008 at 14 years old.

“I went through each chance of recovery and of medical procedure,” Robson told BBC Sport.

“I had another hip medical procedure and presumably did the best recovery square of my life – I went to the very best subject matter experts and had a few amazing individuals that I was working with just to get me back on court – and afterward the second time I hit, I recently knew.

“It feels odd to say without holding back, however I’m done, I’m resigned.

“I’ve kind of known that for some time due to everything I was said by the specialists last year, yet I think it just took me such a long time to express it to myself, which is the reason it took me such a long time to formally say it.”

Robson beat Grand Slam champions Kim Clijsters and Li Na en route to arriving at the fourth round at the US Open in 2012 and followed that up with a hurry to a similar stage at Wimbledon the next year.

At 18 years old, she won an Olympic silver award close by Andy Murray in the blended copies at London 2012.

The left-hander, who additionally turned into the primary Briton to play in a WTA last for a long time when she contacted her main WTA last in Guangzhou, topped at a profession high positioning of 27th on the planet, yet she has been tormented by injury since.

Robson required wrist medical procedure toward the beginning of the 2014 season prior to going through hip medical procedure in June 2018 and afterward again in December 2019 preceding a third activity last January.

“I think in general I’m a lot more pleasant individual from going through all of that,” said Robson, who has cut out another vocation in TV and radio. “On the off chance that I continue thinking back and thinking ‘imagine a scenario in which’, I can’t push ahead.

“I believe I’m continuously going to have the inclination that I might have accomplished more, tragically. I feel like on the off chance that I had quite recently had one more little while of being sound, I don’t have the foggiest idea what I might have accomplished.