Davis Cup squad after a three-year absence, for the Euro/Africa Zone Group II tie against Tunisia . Although Bogdanovic (No 374) had lost all six of his live Davis Cup rubbers, he had at least won the Tamarac Futures tournament in Florida this January, and was widely regarded as the most gifted British player after Andy Murray. 2012 In July, Bogdanovic won two Futures titles back to back, Pittsburg, USA Futures F18 and Rochester, USA Futures F19. Bogdanovic was in the semi final of the Champaign Challenger, USA. Elsewhere on the Futures circuit, Bogdanovic made the final of the Irvine, USA Futures F26, two semifinals and a quarterfinal. 2013 January saw a semi final appearance at Florida USA F1, then in April, he was a finalist at Oklahoma USA F9. During the grass court season, he was beaten in the Nottingham Challenger first round, Queen's Club initial qualifying round and Wimbledon second qualifying round. In July, Bogdanovic played the first rounds of the Winnetka Challenger and the Binghamton Challenger, which were his last matches before his retirement. Potential Bogdanovic is generally regarded as a player who has never fulfilled his potential. The Times writes that "Bogdanovic has long been regarded as a player too satisfied by failure and in denial of the true facts of tennis life." When the Lawn Tennis Association reduced his annual funding in 2010, to a minimum of £4,000, because they believed he could work harder if he tried, Bogdanovic declared 'I just thought that was disrespectful because that's untrue. He said my intensity wasn't good enough and that hurt a lot because I've been trying to give it my best shot for the last eight years. If it was easy then everyone would be in the top 100. I found out they didn't believe in me any more. They questioned my efforts and I have always tried to do the best that I can.' Post-retirement life After retiring from professional tennis in 2013, Bogdanovic set up and currently runs AB Tennis Services, a tennis academy in Westchase, Florida. Challengers and Futures finals Singles: 21 (13–8) Performance timelines Singles Current through 2014 Australian Open.'' References External links 1984 births Living people English male tennis players Yugoslav emigrants to the United Kingdom Naturalised citizens of the United Kingdom Tennis players from Belgrade Tennis people from Greater London English people of Serbian descent British male tennis players