Diego Schwartzman ended his career in front of the home fans in Buenos Aires. The Argentine struggled to find his A-game for over two years and decided to end his tennis journey in front of the ...

Diego Schwartzman stands at 1.7m tall, the reason behind his El Peque nickname. The Argentine may possibly be one of the first players of his height to compete in the upper echelons of tennis.

The Argentine Diego Schwartzman concludes his professional journey at the Argentina Open, expressing gratitude through an emotional letter. Diego Schwartzman, affectionately known as “El Peque,” has ...

Diego Schwartzman ended his tennis career at the 2025 Argentina Open in ... But during my career, I belonged." It was clear that Schwartzman would end his tennis career with his head held high despite ...

Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player ...

Retiring Diego Schwartzman perfectly remembers the moment when he felt a change in his body as the Argentine reveals nothing has been the same since 2022 Hamburg. At the start of the 2022 season ...

Argentina’s Diego ... Schwartzman stated that he is happy with what he achieved and also revealed that he has remained ‘exhausted’. “I understood my body, I understood my head,” he ...

Diego Schwartzman is set to end his career at this week’s Argentina Open. But his retirement was delayed when he stunned seventh seed Nicolas Jarry in the first round. The former world No.

“I understood my body, I understood my head,” he said while talking to ATP. “I knew I had been exhausted for a while and that I couldn’t keep up what I had always managed to do... I achieved much more ...

The odds were always stacked against Diego Schwartzman having a successful career as he stands at just 5’7″, but he made the most of every inch of his frame in a stellar career. As his story came to ...

Former world no. 8 Diego Schwartzman will end his career at the ATP 250 tournament in Buenos Aires. The winner of four ATP titles entered his penultimate tournament at the Rosario Challenger ...

February 13 - Diego Schwartzman isn't ready to say goodbye to his hometown fans just yet. The 32-year-old Argentinian, playing in his final event before retiring, outlasted seventh-seeded Chilean ...