Rafael Nadal’s tennis evolution into an all-time great: ‘Every year he improved a little’
In the years that followed, Nadal worked to improve his all-court game and his serve, and his results away from clay improved. He missed the Australian Open in 2006 but won his second Roland Garros title before reaching that year’s Wimbledon final and U.S. Open quarters. Roger Federer schooled him on Centre Court, winning the first set 6-0.
The Spaniard will retire as the second tennis player in history to have won the most prize money, only behind Novak Djokovic.
MALAGA, Spain — Rafael Nadal’s remarkable tennis career came to end on Tuesday and he heads into retirement after Spain lost ...
Rafa Nadal, a Spanish tennis icon, concluded his illustrious career with an emotional loss in the Davis Cup in Malaga.
As the touching letter continued, Federer, who is five years older than Nadal, reflected on the Spaniard’s emergence to the ...
In 2004, just two months after Federer became the number-one ranked player in the world, he was beaten by an up-and-coming ...
With a 2-1 loss to the Netherlands, which included Nadal's first loss in 29 Davis Cup matches, Spain was eliminated, ending ...
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"Maximum madness" surrounding Nadal, who will play the first match: groups of wealthy foreigners, resales at 70,000 euros, and no news of FedererThe city is overflowing with wealthy tourists who want to attend the last appearance of the 22-time major champion. "Our ...
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