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GLOBAL CHICK Arrives At The 2015 U.S. Open Of Tennis In New York , New York , It's So Nice They Named It Twice ?
By Ricky Dimon The 2015 U.S. Open begins on Monday and it begins with a bang–Novak Djokovic and Rafael
Rafael Nadal can and will return to his previous best form, the 29-year-old’s part-time coach Francisco Roig said at the Rogers Cup in Montreal.
Rafael Nadal will have revenge on his mind when he clashes against Fabio Fognini for the bet-at-home Open title on Sunday. Nadal made quick work of another Italian, Andreas Seppi, in reaching his third Hamburg final and 96th overall on the ATP World Tour.
Rafael Nadal's 2015 campaign may be one to forget at this point, but he at least remains on course for a second title. Nadal put himself two wins away from triumphing at the bet-at-home Open by beating Pablo Cuevas 6-3, 6-2 during quarterfinal action on Friday.
Looking to regain his form that escaped him at Wimbledon--and really this entire season--with a second-round loss to Dustin Brown, Rafael Nadal will return to clay in advance of the upcoming American hard-court swing.
There is only one ticket in town next week! The French Open is finally here, and after weeks of confidence-issues, first clay court titles, favourites falling and old faithfuls prevailing, it’s all eyes on Paris for the next two weeks!
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Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal could face each other in the semifinals of the Mutua Madrid Open after they landed in the same half of the draw on Friday afternoon.
Rafael Nadal is counting heavily on the emotional lift he expects from playing in next week's Madrid Masters to help lift him out of his current uncertain state on the clay, The winner of four titles at the home event - including two in the last three years - is trying to recover his legendary form after last week's third-round loss in Barcelona.
Rafael Nadal began the month admitting to a crisis of confidence in Miami and he is set to end April worrying even more about his game after another morale bashing defeat at the Barcelona Open
It has been a tough year for Rafael Nadal as he returns from an injury-plagued 2014 campaign. Lowlights include a quarterfinal loss to Tomas Berdych at the Australian Open and early exits in both Indian Wells and Miami.
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Rafael Nadal will be looking to get back on track when he resumes his clay-court spring this week at the Barcelona Open Banc Sabadell. That is exactly what Nadal managed to do in 2013, when he lost the Monte-Carlo final to Novak Djokovic then captured the Barcelona title without dropping a single set. Last year, though, he fell in the quarterfinals of both events.
Clay court season is upon us - the smoky red dust, the soaked socks hued with brick, the strained groin tendons and the lactically-acidic quads. The ball travels higher, revolves with more intensity, and points often require an intermission.
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