Tennis World on MSN6h
Botic van de Zandschulp answers what changed after ending Rafael Nadal's careerVan de Zandschulp was the last player to beat Nadal after beating the Spaniard in Netherland's 2-1 victory over Spain.
When Rafael Nadal triumphed in the 2005 French Open, he was still just a teenager. The Spaniard won 21 more Grand Slam titles ...
It was an emotional farewell from tennis for Nadal this week after Spain was eliminated in the quarterfinals of the Davis Cup ...
Tennis World on MSN18h
Carlos Moya rips Rafael Nadal's farewell ceremonyLike Toni Nadal, the legendary Spaniard's coach didn't appreciate the ceremony organized by the Davis Cup Finals board ...
Rafael Nadal's retirement leaves a huge gap on the court, but at least a few things he stood for will forever remain.
Sports Illustrated on MSN1d
Babolat Unveils Tennis Racket for Rafael Nadal's RetirementTributes from all over the world continue to celebrate the legendary career of Rafael Nadal. While we have seen players, ...
Rafael Nadal wanted to play his last match before retiring at home in Spain and as part of Spain's Davis Cup team ...
US Weekly on MSN2d
Rafael Nadal Cries During National Anthem Before Playing in the Final Match of His CareerThe final match of Rafael Nadal’s legendary career left nary a dry eye in the house — including the tennis star himself.
He also spent his entire career battling his own body, with Nadal’s injuries both acute and chronic carving the trajectory of ...
Rafael Nadal has lost 6-4, 6-4 to Botic van de Zandschulp of the Netherlands in the Davis Cup quarterfinals in what will be ...
Roger Federer's former coach Paul Annacone claimed that sports has never had a greater competitor than the retired Rafael ...
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