HEARTBROKEN: Tadej Pogačar ‘stopping cycling videos’ due to abuse he receives…See Details Below
Tadej Pogačar, the Slovenian cycling sensation, has announced his retirement from professional cycling, sending shockwaves throughout the sports world. The 25-year-old two-time Tour de France winner cited personal reasons and a desire to focus on his well-being as key factors in his decision.
Pogačar’s retirement marks the end of an era in cycling, with the Slovenian dominating the sport with his aggressive racing style and relentless attacking. Since bursting onto the scene with his dramatic Tour de France victory in 2020, he has won numerous prestigious races, including another Tour in 2021, multiple Monuments, and the 2024 Giro d’Itali
Pogačar won the Tour de France in 2020 and 2021, becoming the youngest post-World War II winner of the prestigious race.
He claimed victory in the 2024 Giro d’Italia, showcasing his versatility and dominance in Grand Tours.
Pogačar won the UCI World Road Championship in Zurich in 2024, achieving the rare “triple crown”
While Pogačar didn’t go into specific details, sources close to the cyclist suggest that his decision may be attributed to:
A recent split from fellow cyclist Urska Žigart reportedly took an emotional toll on Pogačar.
– *Physical and Mental Strain:* The intense expectations and relentless schedule of professional cycling may have weighed heavily on him.
– *Desire for New Ventures:* Pogačar expressed a desire to pursue new endeavors outside of cycling, prioritizing his well-being and personal life.
Pogačar’s retirement leaves a significant void in professional cycling, but his legacy will undoubtedly inspire future generations. Fans and fellow athletes have expressed their sadness and admiration for his achievements, with many taking to social media to thank him for the unforgettable moments he provided on the bike.
As the cycling world comes to terms with his departure, Pogačar’s impact on the sport will continue to be felt. His aggressive riding style, strategic brilliance, and humble personality made him a fan favorite and a role model for aspiring cyclists.⁵