Jules Marie Returns to ATP Circuit at 30

Former player aims to beat world's best

Returns to compete after 30 years

Former tennis player Jules Marie has announced his return to the ATP circuit at the age of 30. Marie, who retired from professional tennis in 2018, says he is determined to compete against the world's best players and prove that he still has what it takes to win.

Marie retired from tennis in 2018 after a successful career that saw him win four ATP titles and reach a career-high ranking of world number 12. However, he never won a Grand Slam title, and he says that he is returning to the circuit in an attempt to win one before he retires for good.

"I'm not coming back just to play," Marie said. "I'm coming back to win. I believe that I still have what it takes to be one of the best players in the world, and I'm excited to prove it."

Marie's return to the circuit has been met with mixed reactions. Some fans are excited to see him back on the court, while others are skeptical of his chances of success. However, Marie is confident that he can prove his doubters wrong.

"I know that I'm not the youngest player on the circuit anymore," Marie said. "But I'm still in great shape, and I have a lot of experience. I think that I can use my experience to my advantage and beat some of the younger players."

Marie's first tournament back will be the ATP 250 tournament in Delray Beach, Florida. He will face world number 45 Tommy Paul in the first round.