Retiring Wawrinka 'forever grateful' to US Open despite no wildcard
The former world number three won the 2014 Australian Open and 2015 French Open before triumphing at the US Open 10 years ago
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The former world number three won the 2014 Australian Open and 2015 French Open before triumphing at the US Open 10 years ago. The US Open has received some criticism for its decision not to award a wildcard to 2016 champion Wawrinka, who did not enter qualifying despite being inside the cut-off. However, the 39-year-old does not hold a Grand Slam title to his name.
Furthermore, The 41-year-old will retire at the end of year and was given a wildcard for this year's Australian Open and Wimbledon, while reaching the French Open main-draw on ranking. Fan favorite Gael Monfils, who is also in his final year, was awarded a wild card.
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The former world number three won the 2014 Australian Open and 2015 French Open before triumphing at the US Open 10 years ago.
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The US Open has received some criticism for its decision not to award a wildcard to 2016 champion Wawrinka, who did not enter qualifying despite being inside the cut-off.
according to BBC SportHowever, the 39-year-old does not hold a Grand Slam title to his name.
according to New York PostThe 41-year-old will retire at the end of year and was given a wildcard for this year's Australian Open and Wimbledon, while reaching the French Open main-draw on ranking.
according to BBC SportFan favorite Gael Monfils, who is also in his final year, was awarded a wild card.
according to New York Post
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