Well, let me tell you, this Dominic Thiem, he’s been playin’ tennis for a long time now, but looks like his time on the court is comin’ to an end. Folks who follow tennis closely might’ve seen him in the Vienna Open this October 2024, and let me tell you, it was a big deal. The crowd, they stood up and cheered for him. I reckon it’s because he’s one of Austria’s finest players, that’s what they say anyway. It ain’t every day you see someone like him, who won the U.S. Open back in 2020, mind you, go out like this.
Last match, they say, was against a fella named Luciano Darderi. I don’t know much about that Darderi boy, but he sure put up a good fight, beatin’ Thiem in two straight sets—7-6(6) and 6-2. That must’ve been hard for Dominic. Imagine, playin’ your last match at home and not winnin’. But that’s how sports go, ain’t it? You win some, you lose some. But I reckon the crowd didn’t mind much. They cheered for him anyway, cause he’s their boy, you know?
Now, if you’re followin’ the Thiem tennis score, you mighta seen that match wasn’t just another game. It was his final professional match. Ain’t that somethin’? After all them years, all them matches, it ends right there on his home court in Vienna. Folks in the crowd, they knew it too. They said he looked a bit sad after the match, but that’s natural, I suppose. It’s hard to say goodbye to somethin’ you’ve been doin’ all your life.
Thiem’s had a tough run these past few years. I heard he injured his wrist back in 2021, and that kinda messed things up for him. A tennis player needs a strong wrist, you know? And it wasn’t just any injury, it was bad enough to make him sit out a lot of important matches. That injury kept him from playin’ his best, and things just didn’t get better after that. That’s probably why he decided to call it quits after this year’s Vienna Open. Sometimes, your body just tells ya it’s time to stop, and there ain’t nothin’ you can do about it.
But don’t you go thinkin’ he wasn’t a great player. Oh no, this Thiem, he’s a Grand Slam champion. He won the U.S. Open in 2020, and that’s no small feat, let me tell ya. Beatin’ players like Alexander Zverev in the final, that’s tough stuff. He also played some big matches at the ATP level, and folks loved watchin’ him, especially in Austria. He gave them a reason to be proud, that’s for sure.
- Thiem’s last match: Vienna Open 2024
- Score: 7-6(6), 6-2 against Luciano Darderi
- Grand Slam title: U.S. Open 2020
- Retired at age 31
- Injury in 2021 hurt his career
Now, I reckon there’s still plenty of folks followin’ his live score online, just to see how he’s doin’. I know websites like Flashscore were givin’ updates during his last match, and folks were watchin’ the live stream too. Everyone wanted to see how his last game would go. And even though he didn’t win, I reckon he’ll be remembered for all the good games he played over the years. It ain’t always about winnin’, sometimes it’s about what you leave behind, and Thiem left a legacy, especially for Austrian tennis.
So, that’s it, I guess. Dominic Thiem, a tennis player who gave it all on the court, even when things weren’t goin’ his way. I reckon he’ll be restin’ now, maybe enjoyin’ some time off after all them years of trainin’ and playin’. The score might not’ve been in his favor at the end, but his place in tennis history, well, that’s already set in stone.
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