Rafael Nadal retirement: Rafa hints at skipping Davis Cup singles, says ‘Don’t make decisions based on…’
Rafael Nadal, the 38-year-old tennis star, plans to retire during the Davis Cup next week. Despite recent injuries and performance issues, he expresses excitement about concluding his career and aims to prioritize his health,
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Rafael Nadal honestly admits: 'If I'm not ready, I will not play'However, the legend keeps things realistic, admitting he will not play in singles alongside Carlos Alcaraz if his teammates ...
Cancel anytime. A man walks in front a banner reading in Spanish: "Thank you Rafa" during the Billie Jean King Cup finals ...
And it gets even more special: Nadal has actually won three or more Grand Slam titles in three different decades. By decade, the Spaniard's 22 career Grand Slam titles include six in the 2000s, 13 ...
Van de Zandschulp tries not to think about Nadal too much, keeping his focus on training and the upcoming matches. Botic ...
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.
Nadal’s total commitment to competition, his endurance, his embrace of suffering, his aggression, even his ritualistic ...
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WATCH - Rafael Nadal practice highlightsRafael Nadal is continuing to practice in the days leading up to the start of the Davis Cup Finals. The last event of the ...
One of his uncles, Miguel Angel Nadal, played professional football for Barcelona, although Rafa grew up to be a Real ...
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