Dan Evans ends his professional tennis career after playing his final match at Wimbledon. In the men’s doubles first round, Evans teams up with Henry Searle, but their run ends in defeat against the tournament’s ninth seeds, Hugo Nys and Edouard Roger-Vasselin. The match serves as Evans’ farewell on the grass-court Grand Slam where he plays what all outlets describe as the last outing of his career. Multiple reports highlight the emotional nature of the occasion, describing Evans as bidding a farewell during and after the final game. The defeat closes his nearly two-decade career, with sources framing the result as both the conclusion of his Wimbledon participation and the end of his time as a professional player. While outlets differ in their tone, they agree on the key details: Evans’ retirement follows his last match at Wimbledon, his doubles partnership with Searle in the first round, and the loss to Nys and Roger-Vasselin.