Nadal to return at Paris Masters, says coach
Rafael Nadal will return to competition at next week's Paris Masters before taking his place at the season-ending ATP Finals, coach Carlos Moya said.
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Tennis-Nadal to return at Paris Masters, says coach
(Reuters) - Rafa Nadal will return to competition at next week's Paris Masters before taking his place at the season-ending ATP Finals, coach Carlos Moya said.
Canada's Nestor on 2023 ballot for International Tennis Hall of Fame
Canadian tennis great Daniel Nestor has been named to the ballot for the 2023 class of the International Tennis Hall of Fame on Monday.
Rafael Nadal: Nike advert in 2019 is one of sport’s greatest ads
Nike and its athletes have developed a reputation for iconic advertisements over the years.
'It's clear that it's not a goal' - Rafael Nadal's ambition isn't to become world No. 1 claims coach Carlos Moya
Rafael Nadal’s priority is being fit for upcoming Grand Slams and not returning to the top of the ATP world rankings, his coach Carlos Moya has stressed. Nadal suffered a shock exit at the fourth round of the US Open following defeat to Frances Tiafoe — but he’s still in with a chance of reaching the top spot for the first time in over two years. Ad The race to reach world No.
Greece tennis resort offers players the chance to learn from the best
The Rafa Nadal Tennis Center at the Sani Resort in Chalkidiki, Northern Greece, opened in 2019. It's the first and only Rafa Nadal Tennis Center in Europe.
Rafa Nadal to take new view on retiring before birth of first baby claims Spaniard's coach
Rafael Nadal's coach has claimed that the Spaniard may find extra motivation after becoming a father, rather than opting to retire. During a press conference to announce his participation at Wimbledon last week, the world No 4 also confirmed reports from Spanish outlets that his wife was pregnant.
Rafael Nadal's thoughts on Calendar Grand Slam explained ahead of Wimbledon return
Rafael Nadal's coach has revealed that the Spaniard is not thinking about the Calendar Grand Slam despite being closer than ever before. The world No 4 will be playing at Wimbledon for the first time in three years after successful treatment on his chronic foot injury.