Australian tennis player Sam Stosur has been a known face on the women’s Tour. The manner in which she has played in both singles and doubles has been noteworthy. She is one of the few players to win a Grand Slam title in all three categories, singles, doubles, and mixed doubles. 

Recently, Sam Stosur shocked the tennis universe and gave hints that the 2022 season may probably be her last one on the WTA Tour. She has been on the Tour for a long time and has seen way more success than most players do. 

The 37-year-old player spoke on this topic and stated, “Chances are it probably will be the last time. I’ve just done my first day back training today, I’m seeing how things go. I had a little run around in preparation and lead-up to a big summer, hopefully. My knees are a bit sore, but I actually hit pretty well, considering I’ve had two weeks off.”

Sam Stosur giving it her all in training for the 2022 season 

Sam trained for the first time recently after a brief period. At the moment, she is taking things as they come and is not looking too much into the 2022 season. Her knees are aching but she was content with the practice session she engaged in. 

Coming to tennis this season, Stosur did not perform exceedingly well in the singles category. However, she did end the season on a high note by winning the US Open doubles title along with Zhang Shuai. She even won the Western and Southern doubles title. 

Now that the Australian player has given hints that this could be her last season, we wish her all the best in the coming year and all her future endeavors in life. 

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