Fernando Gonzalez, affectionately dubbed "Gonzo" by fans and media types alike, will retire after this spring's ATP tournament in Miami (Key Biscayne, to be exact). The 2007 Australian Open finalist, due to an array of injuries hounding him, has fallen in the rankings outside of the ATP's Top 250. To be sure, his ferocious forehand has long been a thing of wonder:
Retiring "Gonzo" shores up the good will
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Published Feb 23, 2012