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Rafael Nadal will take up another duty with sponsor Bacardi drinks when he fronts a competition which allows his millions of fans worldwide to virtually "compete" on serve with the 10-time major winner using a RoboServ 3000 computer program.
After shedding tears of sorrow as his reverse singles loss left Argentina with defeat in four Davis Cup finals, Juan Del Potro can take heart from kind words uttered by opponent Rafael Nadal.
Fans were expected to arrive in record numbers for the weekend Davis Cup final in Seville as Spain face Argentina, with the estimated 27,000-plus crowd poised to set a new mark for tennis.
The passion returned …. And just in time for Rafael Nadal to lead Spain to its third Davis Cup in four years and give losing squad Argentina the distinction of becoming the first country to lose on four trips to the final without a victory.
Rafael Nadal delighted Spain’s tennis fans by winning a fifth Davis Cup since the turn of the century but then delivered them the disappointing news that he will not be playing the competition next year.
Rafael Nadal wins the Davis Cup 2011 for Spain. The energy in the stadium was great - people crying, screaming, and jumping everyone enjoying the great tennis.
Tim Henman regained the confidence to criticize as he spent a week broadcasting for the BBC at the London World Tour Finals. Now the former player is back to giving advice to the ATP world that he quit nearly half a decade ago.
Nadal finished the opening match of the Davis Cup finals with a 6-1, 6-1, 6-2 victory, Spain is in the lead!
Superstar Spaniard Leads Nation's Championship Battle With Argentina in 2008 Title Rematch
Rafael Nadal has tried to tone down the alarm bells which began ringing the moment he said he was missing his "passion for the game" after his disappointing showing at last week's ATP World Tour Finals.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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
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