Archive: rafael-nadal
In terms of overall significance, the 2017 Australian Open title was by far the biggest and in a sense best match of the year. Hands down. Case closed. In fact, It is arguably the most important on-court drama of the last decade--or more.
Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer turned back the clock to be the dominant protagonists on the ATP World Tour throughout this season. It was only fitting that the 2017 campaign unofficially started with a major final between the two all-time greats.
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The second Monday at Wimbledon did not begin well for Nadal. While stretching in the tunnel in preparation for his round-of-16 showdown against Muller, the two-time champion jumped up and bumped his head on the ceiling.
Over the next week, Ricky is counting down his top 10 men's matches of the year, in order from No. 10 all the way down to No. 1. It continues at No. 9 with a third-round showdown at the Montreal Masters between Denis Shapovalov and Rafael Nadal.
The tennis portion of Rafael Nadal's offseason in between the 2017 and 2018 campaigns will begin in short order, but last weekend the it involved his second favorite sport: golf. Well, perhaps golf is his third favorite sport if you consider fishing a sport.
Recovering from 2016 knee surgery and combating a sometime creaky back have reinforced Roger Federer’s belief in a strong mind-body connection.
There will be a Spaniard on the opposite side of the net from Dominic Thiem on Wednesday night in London. It just won’t be Rafael Nadal.
Rafael Nadal's Nitto ATP World Tour Finals campaign is over. It wasn't a good one. Nadal's 2017 season is also over. It, however, was a great one.
Roger Federer launches his quest for a seventh World Tour Finals title alongside the only man to beat him in a final this season.
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The day did not start well for the Rolex Paris Masters. As soon as it was announced that Rafa Nadal was calling a press conference at 1.00 pm we knew what he was going say.
Rafael Nadal pulled out from his scheduled quarterfinal match at the Rolex Paris Masters on Friday afternoon due to a right-knee injury.
Rafael Nadal pulled the plug early on his 2016 season. The 31-year-old Spaniard pulled off an electrifying end game in the City of Light today.
Outside, the falling autumn leaves might give voice to a song but inside the vast stadium on the banks of the Seine, Rafa Nadal was calling the tune.
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