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Rafael Nadal 'couldn't walk for a month' and 'isolated himself' in retirement
Nadal entered the main draw in 2024, losing his opening match to fourth seed Alexander Zverev. At the time, the Spaniard had yet to settle on any retirement plans, and he has now explained why it was so uncomfortable to discuss ceremonies before he made up his mind.
Like many retirees, Rafael Nadal has been freed up to pursue his ambitions as a golfer. Unlike most, he reportedly plays off ...
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Rafael Nadal keen to challenge Roger Federer, Novak Djokovic and Andy Murray in new sportRafael Nadal has left the door open for a friendly rivalry with tennis giants Roger Federer, Novak Djokovic, and Andy Murray ...
Rafael Nadal has shared his perspective on Jannik Sinner's suspension following a doping-related ruling by the World ...
Rafael Nadal is adamant he’s ‘much better’ at the sport of golf than his former tennis rivals Andy Murray, Roger Federer and ...
The Spanish sports legend talks about his new life and concerns with MARCA. Before lifting a Laureus statuette for the sixth time, Rafa Nadal spoke to MARCA on the second floor of the Four Seasons ...
Carlos Alcaraz wants to put an end to claims that he is the successor of childhood hero Rafael Nadal as he sets his sights on ...
Rafael Nadal has plenty to celebrate. The Spanish sports icon was one of the guests at the World Sports Awards, one of the ...
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Rafael Nadal on Roland Garros tribute: 'The most important place of my career'Rafael Nadal competed on his beloved Court Philippe-Chatrier last year, falling in the first round to Alexander Zverev. The ...
Carlos Moya, the Spanish legend and former coach of Rafael Nadal confirmed some much anticipated and exciting news. He will ...
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