Juan Martin del Potro has detailed the “never-ending nightmare” that is life after tennis, with the 2009 US Open winner admitting that he deals with “terrible” daily pain. The Argentine concluded his injury-riddled career in 2022 after nearly three ...

Juan Martin del Potro says he wants to “live my life without pain” as he prepares to face Novak Djokovic in an exhibition match to commemorate the end of his tennis career.

Juan Martin del Potro's career has been very unfortunate. The former Top 10 player has won several titles and reached the peak of his career in 2009, when he won his first and only Grand Slam title at the US Open by defeating Swiss legend Roger Federer in the final.

Juan del Potro is set to play Novak Djokovic in a "goodbye" exhibition match as he opened up about the extent of his "endless injury nightmare".

Juan Martin del Potro has detailed the heartbreaking reality of his knee injury as he takes “seven pills a day” and lives a “never-ending nightmare”. The former world No. 3 injured his knee at Queen’s in 2019 and has been in pain ever since, having multiple unsuccessful surgeries.

Juan Martin del Potro played his last match in his career in Buenos Aires in February 2022. After nearly three years, the Argentine returned to the court, competing in front of the home fans for the last time before terminating his tennis journey following numerous setbacks.

Juan Martin del Potro shared some heartbreaking moments from his "never-ending" injury nightmare he has endured in the last five years.

The tennis player Juan Martin Del Potro, 36 years old, shared in an emotional video his physical condition. "I can't climb stairs without pain. My knee hurts when I drive, it hurts many times when

Forgotten tennis champion Juan Martin del Potro has opened up on his injury-cursed career and heartbreaking health struggles that have forced him out of the game and public eye.

Speaking ahead of the game against Djokovic in Buenos Aires, former US Open champion Juan Martin Del Potro revealed his daily ordeals despite retirement, which even prevents him from simple tasks like climbing a staircase.