Rafael Nadal unexpectedly rises in ATP rankings despite retirement months ago
At 38, Rafa Nadal has officially called time on his legendary career, marking the end of an era in tennis. On October 10, 2024, Nadal announced his retirement in an emotional video, citing ongoing physical limitations and challenges over the past two years.
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Paolo Bertolucci and Adriano Panatta analyzed the moment that Carlos Alcaraz is going through, especially in light of his ...
British tennis legend Andy Murray, now coaching Novak Djokovic, made a bold claim about who holds the title of the greatest ...
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Stefanos Tsitsipas tells why first meeting vs Rafael Nadal ended in brutal demolitionStefanos Tsitsipas admitted he "was not ready" to face Rafael Nadal in the 2018 Barcelona Open final and there were several ...
Rafael Nadal's former coach says there's been “mistrust” surrounding the injured Djokovic’s physical condition long before fans lashed out in Melbourne.
He was the first Latin American to reach the world’s No. 1 ranking and shared his pick for the best player among the “Big ...
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Sinner gets a huge milestone, close to Djokovic, Nadal and FedererIn fact, only the Big 3 have won more matches than the Italian in his last 100 games. Sinner has 93 victories, just one less ...
Rafael Nadal has climbed the ATP world rankings despite not playing a match in over two months following his retirement from ...
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