Rafael nadal

Even great players need a helping hand from time to time. That is the case with Alexander Zverev, who has been a staple in the top 10 on the ATP Tour for years and is currently in a struggle for No. 2 with the injured Carlos Alcaraz. It is with a countryman of Alcaraz that

Alexander Zverev returned to Rafa Nadal Academy for the second consecutive summer, continuing a partnership that helped him a year ago. World no. 2 traveled to Mallorca following Wimbledon and worked closely with Toni Nadal ahead of the North American hard-court swing. Rafa joined Alexander on court a couple of times, sharing his perspective on

The Rafa Nadal Academy continues its international expansion. A new Rafa Nadal Tennis Center will open its doors in Lombok, Indonesia, at the beginning of 2028. Located within the Samara Lombok complex, 25 minutes from the island’s international airport, this new project will include eight courts: four tennis courts and four paddle tennis courts. Programs tailored

Rafael Nadal has denied reports linking him with a bid to become Real Madrid president after Florentino Pérez announced upcoming elections at the club. “I have read reports that link me as a possible candidate for the Real Madrid presidency,” Nadal wrote on social media on Wednesday. “I would like to clarify that these reports are not true.” Nadal clarified

The new Rafa Nadal Museum opened its doors last May 15 and, a day earlier, Rafa wanted to show it to the journalists and media who have closely followed his sporting career over the years. The 22-time Grand Slam champion hosted the opening event, attended by more than 60 professionals at the Academy , where he presented one of

After retiring from tennis in 2024, Nadal works out three times a week Rafael Nadal, a two-time Wimbledon champion and one of the most successful tennis players of all time, recently revealed that his go-to breakfast is toast with anchovies. Nadal, who retired in 2024, told The Wall Street Journal that he started incorporating anchovies into his morning meal

Rafael Nadal doesn’t want to be your average retiree. For most people, retiring with millions in the bank is the kind of dream that ends with a lifetime of lie-ins and leisure. But not Nadal. After over two decades of competing, the Spaniard wrapped up one of the greatest tennis careers in history—22 Grand Slams,

Rafael Nadal is undoubtedly one of the greatest tennis players of all time, with an inimitable career that it is impossible to conceive. He has won 22 Grand Slams, including a record 14 French Open titles, and an Olympic gold medal, and is one of only three men to complete the Career Grand Slam in singles. The Spaniard