Rudy Fernandez retire
Rudy Fernandez retire

Rudy Fernandez retire

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Rudy Fernandez, the legendary Spanish basketball player, announced his retirement from international play after Spain's 88-85 loss to Canada at the Paris 2024 Olympics, marking the end of his illustrious career. At 39, he concluded his record-setting tenure as the first player to compete in six Olympic Games, leaving with an impressive legacy that includes two World Cup gold medals, three Olympic medals, and six EuroBasket medals. Despite being scoreless in his final game, Fernandez expressed pride in his team’s effort and confidence in their future. Coaches and teammates praised his commitment and leadership, noting his willingness to play through injuries until the end of his career. Fernandez's journey began in 2002 and included stints in the NBA and significant success in European leagues, solidifying his status as a basketball icon.

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