I cherish every moment because the end of my career is approaching," says Evans
Dan Evans has been regaining form lately after falling out of the Top 200 last May. He has reached the third round of the ATP 500 in Washington, where he will face Corentin Moutet.
The Brit received a wild card, having won the tournament in 2023. In a press conference, quoted by Tennis Actu, he spoke about savoring these moments at the age of 35: "When I was comfortably in the Top 30-40, I always said winning on the ATP Tour is never easy.
The best moment after a victory is hopping on the bike to relax and being with the people who work with you day after day.
Sometimes, you take it for granted, but the last year, or the past two years, have been tough, and I’m really enjoying it. I cherish every moment I spend on these courts because the end of my career is approaching—you can’t hide from that.
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