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Schwartzman, Edmund, Ramos-Vinolas among retired players honored at Nitto ATP Finals
The players’ careers were celebrated at a court ceremony in Turin
November 14, 2025
Chuck Howell / ATP Tour
Eight players were recently celebrated on Friday at the Nitto ATP Finals.
By Andy West
What better place to celebrate the end of a stellar career than the nitto ATP Finals?
Eight Newly Retired Stars of the ATP Tour finale.
The former No.
“It’s amazing to be back in the tournament, especially the ATP finals and being able to share it with someone from your family,” Schwartzm said. “In my case, my mother is here. When I play the [Nitto ATP Finals]he could not come because the invitation of players and players was very limited.
“My mother is a tennis fan, so we will enjoy a few days watching tennis and I get good recognition. It’s nice and it’s a good step.”
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Diego Schwartzman (Center) and Fernando Sanchez, Senior Vice President of ATP Player Relations, and ATP Chairman Andrea Gaudenzi. Photo credit: Andrew Eichenholz / ATP Tour
Retired players also took part in the court ceremony during the Friday night time at the Inalpi Arena, not long before the collision of the attacks of Alexander Zenver and Felix auger-AliasSime. Among them was Kyle Edmund, who won two ATP 250 titles and reached the semi-finals of the 2018 Australian Open before his career was interrupted by a series of injuries.
“I noticed that when you play, you don’t think much about your job, but since you retire you have more time at home, and you can appreciate your job more,” said the 30-year-old Briton. “On the tour, but even in the Juniors and the tour, it’s good to show.
“It’s great that the ATP reached out and said they want to celebrate my work with this festival … it’s a nice touch and you remember that they are good at these things.”
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Kyle Edmund with his parents Steven and Denise at the Inalpi Arena. Photo credit: Andrew Eichenholz / ATP Tour
The former world champion Noah 17 and the fourth atp, “The event is really amazing, I’m very happy to be here, to get a few days and spend a few days of rehabilitation in the work of Tennis.”
Singles songs Schwartzman, Edmund and Ramos-Vinolas were put together in a quintet event by Elite Compters. They included in the last three No. 1s in the PIF ATP doubles rankings: Juan Sebastian Cabal, Robert Farah and Wesley Koolhof.
“It’s really amazing, obviously, it was a great festival,” Cabal said. “We’ve seen it as players, and other athletes, and we know it’s recognition of what you’ve contributed during a great tournament.”
Farh said: “Being recognized here at the ATP Finals makes it even more special. It’s always a great tournament. It’s exciting and refreshing to watch.”
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Juan Sebastian Cabal and Robert Farah on Friday at the Nitto ATP Finals. Photo credit: Andrew Eichenholz / ATP Tour
2020 Nitto ATP Finals Champion Koolhof added: “I think it’s a great way from the ATP and they’re doing well to come back.
Koolhof won the first three of his 21 Tour-Level titles with Middelkoop, who played the last match of his PRO career in Umag in July.
“I said I wanted to have my parents here, because they were there at the beginning and I wanted to give them a chance to see me at the end of my tennis career,” said Middelkoop. “It’s an amazing feeling. I’m very proud of what I’ve achieved, and to be on a team of legends here – which they are – means a lot.”
Quereshi made his last tour-level appearance in the Davis Cup Tie in Paraguay in September. Pakistan has won 18 Tour-Level Doubles crowns, including two ATP Masters 1000 titles.
“Obviously it’s an amazing feeling [to be here]. Playing with top guys, in top tournaments, and qualifying for the Nitto ATP Finals four times. It’s amazing, and this is like a full circle.
“My parents are there, my wife, my son and my daughter are there. There are a lot of things to grind but I have my family, I have my line. I have a bottom line. I hope I am very gathered.”
