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Rafael Nadal leads a full strength Spanish team into battle against Argentina in the Davis Cup by BNP Paribas Final, which takes place in the Olympic Stadium in Seville on 2-4 December.
As if 16 Grand Slam titles weren’t enough, the Great One Roger Federer now owns the record for most ATP World Tour Finals titles...
It took Rafael Nadal just a day to make the switch from indoor hardcourt to clay after the disappointment of an early exit at the World Tour Finals.
Playing together for the first time this year, Canada's Daniel Nestor and partner Max Mirnyi of Belarus couldn’t have had their debut season any bigger...
Yes. We said Roger will always be number one.... Why.... Simple and so Swiss. His great love of tennis is always evident.
Rafael Nadal was already back in Seville on clay Saturday afternoon, tired and aching but preparing himself to serve Spain in the bid to win a fifth Davis Cup title this century.
Two observations following Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic’s most recent losses at the ATP Tour World Finals...
Roger Federer, at 30 and like tennis great Andre Agassi before him, has become something of an elder statesman of the game.
Rafael Nadal will shift his attention to next week's Davis Cup final at home in Spain as he tries to shake off the nagging disappointment of crashing out of the World Tour Finals in the group stage
Wow. Tsonga played great. He really did. But Rafa is a broken man. "bageled" by the Roger Federer beat down of a few days ago. Bagels. Pasta. Fish.
Put yourself back to 1977 for a moment ….Image opening up your newspaper, sipping your morning coffee and seeing great big four-column photos of Jimmy Connors, John McEnroe, and the Nasty One himself staring straight at you all grimaces and contortions.
Andy Murray maintained a fear that continuing to compete in the Barclays ATP World Tour Finals could seriously damage his chances at the Australian Open...
Roger Federer simply blew past Rafael Nadal, who recorded just nine points in the second set in a 6-3, 6-0 shellacking in a second round-robin match Tuesday at the ATP World Tour Finals.
That doesn't happen very often. Roger beat Rafa today 6-3,6-0. Yup in one hour and one minute. Unreal. The two didn’t play each other much this year. Actually first time in almost six months.
Sunday's win against Fish came with the price of loss against Federer, nonetheless Nadal remains hopeful that he will make it to the semifinals.
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