previous Wimbledon champion Marion Bartoli declares hit comeback

Story highlights Marion Bartoli, 33, declares hit return to WTA TourShe retired 1 30 days after winning Wimbledon in 2013The French star wishes to play the Miami unlock in March 2018(CNN) She stunned the world with retiring from tennis only a 30 days after becoming Wimbledon champion. however This time, a tiny over 4 years later, France's Marion Bartoli is back. "I have something to say you -- I'm coming back this year on the professional tour!" Bartoli told fans in a Twitter declaration as unforeseen as her abrupt retirement in the aftermath of her premier grand slam triumph. @Eurosport_FR #marionisback pic.twitter.com/KVPUnwEqlp — Marion bartoli (@bartoli_marion) December 19, 2017Bartoli, 33, won 8 WTA titles over the course of a distinguished career, reaching a career high ranking of No.

2013 Wimbledon champ Marion Bartoli tells she's coming back

Marion Bartoli, the 2013 Wimbledon champion, tells she is coming through retirement & returning to the tennis tour following season. It's will be a massive defy," Bartoli said in a vidimus she put on Twitter. Bartoli mentioned 3 events she is particularly looking forward to: the French unlock, the Fed Cup &, of course, Wimbledon. Less than 2 months later, after losing a match at another tournament, she abruptly retired from professional tennis. A year later, Bartoli became the premier lady in 17 years who declined to have a try to defend her Wimbledon title.

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As it stated in GETTY Marion Bartoli is This time a successful media personality however is planning a tennis comebackBartoli won Wimbledon in 2013, beating Sabine Lisicki in the final in straight Determines. however the Frenchwoman was forced to retire only 40 days after taking her premier ever Grand Slam title, citing a serious of hurts . She carved out a career as a successful pundit & media personality however final year suffered a serious disease which saw her lose as much as 20kg. GETTY Marion Bartoli won the ladies's singles at Wimbledon as Andy Murray won the men's"If, what happened to me in 2016 hadn't happened, I don't think I would have had which powerful feeling of wanting to come back to the court of law," Bartoli said. "What saved me at which time was tennis, with hanging onto the major moments which I lived on court of law — which's what saved me alive."

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