For more than 20 years, Rafael Nadal leaned into his reputation for authenticity. Roger Federer was the tennis politician, an artless beacon of neutrality. Novak Djokovic was fated to manage the ...
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Toni Nadal sparks debate: 'Rafael Nadal faced lions, Carlos Alcaraz faces only one'
Toni Nadal would love to se more depth in todays mens tennis ...
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Rafael Nadal's honest self-reflection - A career of passion, a future of peace
Rafael Nadal ended his career at 38 following injury setbacks ...
Rafael Nadal has won almost everything of significance in tennis over the course of his career. Grand Slam singles titles? Twenty-two of them, and at least two from each pillar tournament. He’s won ...
The 22-time Grand Slam champion said in his video announcement that recent years have been "difficult" amid injuries, adding "I don't think I have been able to play without limitations." By The ...
The King of Clay is abdicating his throne. “The reality is that it has been some difficult years, these last two especially,” Rafael noted in his Oct. 10 announcement video, alluding to the recurring ...
Rafael Nadal will retire after the David Cup Finals Eurasia Sport Images/Getty Images Spanish tennis legend Rafael Nadal is to retire from the sport after the upcoming Davis Cup Finals. The ...
When Rafael Nadal retires from professional tennis next month, the sport will lose a few things. It will lose a powerful athlete whose explosions on the court were always about sending tennis ...
Men's tennis legend Rafael Nadal returned shared a video of him practicing with rising women's star Alex Eala.
The 38-year-old Spanish tennis ace is retiring after the Davis Cup, but he’ll still have a robust portfolio of investments and endorsements. Spain is set to face the Netherlands in the Davis Cup ...
The King of Clay is stepping out of his court. Rafael Nadal announced Thursday that he’ll retire from tennis at the conclusion of the 2024 season, ending one of the most successful careers in the ...
Rafael Nadal, one of tennis's greatest icons, announced on Thursday that he will retire next month at age 38. The 22-time Grand Slam champion revealed the decision on social media. In the video, he ...
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