British tennis player Dan Evans says he will retire from the sport after this year’s Wimbledon. Multiple reports confirm the decision comes at the end of the tournament, where Evans is set to play his final matches before ending his professional career. Evans, 36, is a former British men’s No. 1 and has competed on the ATP Tour for more than a decade. One report notes he is part of Great Britain’s victorious Davis Cup team in 2015. Other coverage highlights his achievements on tour, including two ATP Tour titles. In interviews connected to his retirement plans, Evans also discusses broader concerns about the depth of British men’s tennis, including the limited number of British players in the ATP top 100. Reports agree on the central point that Wimbledon is his farewell event. While outlets differ slightly in emphasis—career milestones versus his comments about British tennis overall—the reporting consistently presents the retirement as confirmed and timed to follow Wimbledon’s conclusion.