My rivals have faced fewer injuries than I have, says Rafael Nadal
Tennis | July 09, 2020 14:28 ISTSpain tennis star Rafael Nadal has said that a lesser number of injuries would've helped him in his illustrious career.
Spain tennis star Rafael Nadal has said that a lesser number of injuries would've helped him in his illustrious career.
Spain tennis star Rafael Nadal has said that he remains unsure about the fate of the 2020 US Open.
On Monday, Nadal had shared a video on his social media showing the world the first footage of himself back at practice.
Amritraj said the trio of Roger Federer, Novak Djokovic and Rafel Nadal, who have a tight grip over Grand Slam tournaments, won't feel any financial stress or the pressure of progress.
AB de Villiers compared two modern-day greats in cricket to legendary tennis duo of Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal.
Nadal recently returned to training in a long time and he expressed his happiness about things getting better slowly and steadily.
That bit of silliness from Day 1 at the controller-instead-of-racket Madrid Open came 24 hours after another pro, Gael Monfils, really did withdraw because of ties to a streaming service not involved in this virtual venture.
Nadal also said that the world has been facing a very tough time since last few months.
Rafael Nadal went live on Instagram with Roger Federer and Andy Murray and the duo trolled the Spain tennis star for his struggles with technology.
On Saturday, in conversation with Wawrinka, Djokovic was asked about how he dealt with the crowd showing overwhelming support towards Roger Federer whenever the two played on the court.
Djokovic also said there would be a system devised to determine which players were most in need of the cash.
The season is suspended until June at least with Wimbledon being cancelled for the first time since the Second World War.
David Goffin, John Isner, Karen Khachanov, Eugenie Bouchard, Kristina Mladenovic and Kiki Bertens will also participate from their homes in the April 27-30 online competition that is expected to be broadcast live on TV and social media channels.
Nadal had started the project with Spanish basketball player Pau Gasol and football great Andres Iniesta later joined the initiative.
Amid the lockdowns and self-isolation process, we bring to you a list of top ten tennis matches of all time which can temporarily drive boredom.
The Indian Wells was cancelled on Monday due to coronavirus outbreak, leading to frustration among players involved in the tournament.
Novak Djokovic said that he is more motivated than ever and wants the year 2020 to be his best ever season in tennis.
Only Juan Martin Del Potro, Stan Wawrinka, Andy Murray and Marin Cilic have managed to claim a major title outside the 'big three'.
Roger Federer got the better of Rafael Nadal 6-4, 3-6, 6-3 in a three-set exhibition match in Cape Town, South Africa on Friday.
Federer, a 38-year-old from Switzerland, is planning to finally fill that gap on his rather full resume on Friday, when he and his longtime rival, Rafael Nadal, are scheduled to play an exhibition match in Cape Town.
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