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Milos Raonic
For a fortnight in July 2016, Milos Raonic took Canadian tennis somewhere it had never been. He beat Roger Federer in five sets in the Wimbledon semi-finals to become the first man to carry Canada into a Grand Slam singles final, then lost it in straight sets to Andy Murray. By November he was world No. 3, still the highest ranking any Canadian man has held. The serve did the lifting: 147 mph at that Wimbledon, the fastest of the tournament.
The body never kept the bargain. Hip surgery at 20 began a litany that ran through foot, adductor, hamstring, knee and Achilles; the trouble that flared in 2021 cost him more than two full seasons. He returned in 2024 and, at 33, fired 47 aces past Cameron Norrie at Queen's, an ATP record for a three-set match. A first-round loss at the Paris Olympics proved his farewell, and in January 2026, at 35, he retired with 8 career titles, all won on hard courts, and three Grand Slam semi-finals.