Wimbledon's return this month marks the end of an era.

Serbian Davis Cup hero Viktor Troicki will close the curtain on his career after his final Wimbledon appearance this month.

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The 35-year-old Troicki won three ATP singles titles—Moscow (2010) and Sydney (2015-2016)—reached a career-high rank of No. 12 and earned more than $9.2 million in career prize money.

The father of two daughters says he's looking forward to spending more time with his family and continuing his role as Serbian Davis Cup captain.

"Yes, I have decided I'm done," Troicki said at Queen's Club where he's playing his penultimate tournament. "I had a struggle over the years whether I should play or, you know, if I continue, but since I was not moving much, not getting back to top 100, and I had issues with my body, couple injuries, different injuries and being 35 already, I think, yeah, I had enough.

"I have decided that's enough, and my family is at home. Unfortunately they cannot travel since it's tough to travel these days due to quarantine and bubbles and everything. I really don't enjoy it. Being apart from my family, not seeing my kids grow up, yeah, it's a wise decision I think at this moment. Definitely it's emotional. It's been my whole life playing tennis. I achieved many things in my career and lived my dream, let's say. And I might miss it, but I think, yeah, I made a wise decision."

The Belgrade-born baseliner holds a prestigious place in Serbian tennis history.

In 2010, Troicki defeated Michael Llodra,  clinching Serbia’s first Davis Cup championship sweeping the decisive fifth match to capture the Cup before his hometown fans in Belgrade.