There comes a time in every tennis player’s life when the racket feels heavier than the dream. For ATP star Pedro Cachin, that time has come. The Argentine, once ranked No. 48 in the world, has announced his retirement at just 30. This all came after years of injuries and the grind of the tour that finally caught up with him.

Cachin shared the news on Instagram, posting a black-and-white photo of himself along with snapshots from some of his most memorable matches. He wrote, “48 in the world it’s said easily, but it’s not. For many, it’s just a number. For me, it’s hours of training, travel, competition, sweat, and experiences.” Starting tennis at the age of five and turning professional in 2013, for Cachin, it was the right time to step away.

During his career, Pedro Cachin won six Ch

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