Ahead of bidding tennis adieu in front of his home crowd at the 2025 Argentina Open, Diego Schwartzman penned an emotional letter to his fans, opening up about his feelings at this stage.

Schwartzman's game and results abruptly collapsed in 2022 and he never even came close to regaining his best level.

Diego Schwartzman, a former Top 10 player and fan favorite wherever he goes, is playing the last tournament of his professional career in front of his home crowd in Buenos Aires this week. He’ll face ...

Diego Schwartzman reflected on his career ahead of his final tournament. He is set to play the Argentina Open in his hometown of Buenos Aires. Schwartzman is confident that if he never faced Rafael ...

Before saying goodbye, the Argentine wanted to address one of the hottest topics about his career - his height. At 5’7”, ...

no other Jewish tennis player will be seeded higher than Diego Schwartzman. The scrappy 24-year-old from Argentina, fresh off an impressive five-set duel with perennial star Novak Djokovic at the ...

Diego Schwartzman will retire next week at the Buenos Aires tournament, where he will face Nicolas Jarry in the 1st round.

Schwartzman has that fond recollection of his Roland Garros clash with Federer [Federer won 6-3, 6-4, 6-4] but he has also twice taken on Novak Djokovic at the majors, including a five-set ...

Diego Schwartzman has labelled Jannik Sinner “scary” and singled out the world No 1 as the most intimidating player he has faced in his career. The former world No 8 described Novak Djokovic ...

Argentina’s Diego Schwartzman might have been nicknamed El Peque (an abbreviation of pequeno, which means small in Spanish), but his career reached great heights.