Kobe's death prompted Sharapova to retire, and Kobe became a catalyst
Sharapova revealed in an interview with the New York Times that Kobe's unexpected departure was the catalyst for her decision to say goodbye to the tennis world. We had an appointment to meet three days after the accident. If something made you realize the real meaning of life, you should plan your future at this moment.
In addition, Sava has also begun to look forward to some simple things: such as peace with her family. Enjoy a cup of coffee in the morning, a walk away trip on a weekend, and the dance class training I choose.
Sharapova, 32, announced her retirement last night. Sharapova is the most famous beauty player in tennis. Coupled with her fame as a teenager, she attracted thousands of attention as soon as she entered the tennis world. In 2004, at Wimbledon, Sava, 17, won her first Grand Slam in her career. Then, she won four Grand Slams in more than a decade (the US Open in 2006, the Australian Open in 2008, the French Open in 2012 and the French Open in 2014).