- Camila Giorgi has quietly ‘retired’ from tennis after appearing on a website
- The Italian player will focus on her modeling career and her fashion brand.
Tennis star Camila Giorgi has quietly retired from tennis at age 32 and the Italian will reportedly focus on her career as a lingerie model.
Giorgi won four titles on the WTA circuit and reached the Wimbledon quarter-finals in 2018, achieving a career-high world ranking of 26th in 2018.
She has earned a reputation as one of the hardest hitters in women’s football, but has also gained attention for her off-field modeling career and social media star presence.
Giorgi has over 730,000 followers on Instagram and often posts racy snaps showing a range of underwear and sportswear for her own fashion brand called Giomila.
She has combined her work as a professional tennis player as well as being a model and businesswoman, but according to brandGiorgi will now focus on fashion after being listed by the International Tennis Integrity Agency as a “retired” player.
Italian tennis star Camila Giorgi has quietly left the sport and the 32-year-old tennis player is reportedly set to pursue a career as a lingerie model.
Giorgi has not played for nearly two months since losing to Iga Swiatek at the Miami Open on March 23 and is listed as “retired” on a tennis agency website.
Giorgi has not yet officially announced his retirement, but has not played in nearly two months since his loss to Iga Swiatek at the Miami Open on March 23, according to reports. the WTA ‘can’t get hold of it’.
He also reportedly withdrew from tennis’ anti-doping program, according to an Italian outlet. Corriere della Sera
She had attracted attention in 2018 with her comments before being defeated by Serena Williams in the Wimbledon quarter-finals in 2018, stating that she “doesn’t follow tennis” when asked her opinion of the American tennis superstar.
Giorgi has previously come under fire after facing allegations in 2022 that she used a fake Covid vaccination certificate to enter the Australian Open, which she and her father angrily denied.
The Italian has been combining tennis with her own fashion company called Giomila.
Giorgi once claimed he “didn’t follow tennis” after reaching the Wimbledon quarterfinals in 2018.
It came after Italian doctor Daniela Grillone, who had been investigated by authorities for allegedly delivering fake Covid-19 vaccines to patients, alleged that Giorgi never received the vaccine despite appearing in the second round.
Proof of the Covid vaccine was a requirement to enter the country; Novak Djokovic was infamously deported from Australia the same year after refusing to take the vaccine.
At the time he said: “I did everything the Australian government asked me to do,” Giorgi told reporters on Tuesday.
‘Every year we are fine with that. Of course. I got everything vaccinated, yes.’
In 2022, Giorgi denied allegations that he used a fake Covid-19 vaccination certificate to compete at the Australian Open.
Giorgi said he received a vaccine with Grillone and completed the rest of his requirements with other doctors.
‘The doctor has been investigating [sic]”And this year he got in trouble with the law several times,” Giorgi said.
‘I just did all my vaccinations in different places. Then the problem is yours. I don’t. So with that I am very calm.
Giorgi’s father, Sergio, attended Tuesday’s press conference and was outraged by the line of questioning, indicating to the moderator that he would like reporters to ask about the match and telling reporters that he “didn’t like their questions.” .
