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Associated Press
Tuesday, April 28, 2009 BUENOS AIRES, Argentina -- Former French Open finalist Guillermo Coria retired from tennis at age 27 on Tuesday. Coria, a finalist for Roland Garros in 2004 and formerly ranked third in the world, said he had been considering stepping down from the sport for months. "I didn't feel like competing anymore," Coria said in statements published on the Argentine Tennis Association's Web site. "I've made the decision I will not play again." Coria won nine titles during his career, reaching his peak ... Activate your ESPN Profile!
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