Nicolas Almagro, one of the leading forces in the “Spanish Armada” over the past decade, announced his retirement at the beginning of the week and just played his last singles match at an ATP Challenger event in Murcia, Spain.
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The Spaniard, a force on clay throughout his career, announced his retirement this week.
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