Anett Kontaveit celebrates retirement with Champagne Papi, catches Drake at Madison Square Garden

FLASHBACK: Kontaveit confirmed Netflix was covering her final days as a pro tennis player at Wimbledon.

Now that Anett Kontaveit has officially hung up her racquets, it looks like she’s ready to Rich Flex with a little help from Champagne Papi.

The former world No. 2 shared her visit to New York City, where she caught Drake at Madison Square Garden as part of his It’s All A Blur tour alongside 21 Savage.

Concert season has been in full swing for the players this summer, with Casper Ruud making the most of multiple opportunities to see The Weeknd, with Daniil Medvedev following suit earlier this week. Elina Svitolina was famously not so lucky, and was unable to make good on Harry Styles' offer to see him in concert before his Love on Tour concluded.

As for Kontaveit, the 27-year-old has a fun few months ahead of her after playing her final match at Wimbledon three weeks ago, planning a farewell exhibition with good friend Ons Jabeur in Tallinn this coming October.

“I'm just very happy that I can play for the last time in front of the home crowd and one more time to play tennis, which I have played, practiced and loved for so long,” Kontaveit told Estonian news outlet ERR at the time. “I expect that this event will be a great evening.”

She can also look forward to seeing her final days in tennis play out on the second season of Break Point, having revealed cameras followed her around the All England Club grounds.

“Full truth, I don't think there's something that intriguing,” she joked in press.

Too bad the Netflix crew didn’t swing by the Big Apple for what would have been a binge-worthy collaboration!