Zlatan Ibrahimovic brought the curtain down on a long, trophy-packed career on Sunday when he unexpectedly announced his retirement from football. Veteran striker Ibrahimovic revealed his decision ...
Kim Clijsters announced on Tuesday that the third—and likely final—chapter of her illustrious tennis career has come to a close, ending an odyssey that began when she first turned pro 25 years ...
Gayle Hutchinson, president of Chico State University, announced Tuesday that she would retire from the position at the end of the 2022-23 academic year. Hutchinson is the university’s first woman ...
After four decades of public service in multiple roles, Jackie Goldberg, the current president of the Los Angeles Unified School Board, announced she will retire upon completing her term in December ...
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Nassib, who became the first openly-gay player in the league's 103-year history when he came out in 2021, tells PEOPLE he's "really excited to move on to the next chapter" of his life Carl Nassib ...
Carl Nassib, the first openly gay active player in the NFL, announced his retirement from football Wednesday. Nassib crafted an Instagram post to make his announcement, reflecting on his football ...
Compton announced his retirement via his personal Twitter feed Sunday. Compton last suited up with the Raiders in 2021 and spent the second half of the 2022 campaign on the Falcons' practice squad.
Today in Sports, September 15 - Roger Federer announces retirement from tennis at age 41 with 20 grand slam wins ...
Carl Nassib, who made history in 2021 when he became the first openly gay active player in the NFL, announced his retirement Wednesday. Nassib told "CBS Morning" that while it wasn't an easy ...
1899 — Willie Smith wins the U.S. Open golf title, beating George low, Val Fitzjohn and W.H. Way. 1923 — Bill Tilden wins the U.S. Lawn Tennis Association championship, beating William ...
1899 — Willie Smith wins the U.S. Open golf title, beating George low, Val Fitzjohn and W.H. Way. 1923 — Bill Tilden wins the U.S. Lawn Tennis Association championship, beating William ...
