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Rafael Nadal is preparing for his seventh career semi-final at the Australian Open this week, having won all of his last five. Matteo Berrettini is the man looking to end Nadal's unbeaten run in the semis with the two doing battle on Friday for a place in Sunday's final.
It is a little after 3:30pm on a lazy summer day and Rafael Nadal, he of so many grand slam wins it's long ago became very hard to keep track of them all, and Denis Shapovalov, who is likely to win a few of his own in the future, are on centre stage.
El exnúmero uno mundial Carlos Moyà, actual entrenador de Rafael Nadal, afirmó que su pupilo cometió el mayor número de dobles faltas de su carrera durante su partido de cuartos de final ante el canadiense Denis Shapovalov (14) y que, sin embargo, el servicio le dio el partido
Alex Corretja has backed Rafael Nadal and the umpire after Denis Shapovalov's angry rant during their fiery quarter-final at the Australian Open. Absolutely livid at what he felt was the 2009 champion at Melbourne Park's constant time-wasting, the Canadian flew into an angry exchange with the umpire where he accused the official of being «corrupt». Ad/> With a 1-0 lead in the second set, before going on to later lose the match, Shapovalov yelled at the umpire for not handing Nadal a code violation for taking too much time between points.
MELBOURNE : If there were any lingering doubts remaining over Rafa Nadal's fitness and preparations for the Australian Open, the 35-year-old Spaniard dispelled them during his win over fellow left-hander Denis Shapovalov.
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Mats Wilander has suggested “great champions” like Rafael Nadal should be “cut some slack” after his flare-up with Denis Shapovalov. Nadal came through a tough five-set match against Shapovalov to make the semi-finals of the Australian Open for the first time since 2019. Ad/> Shapovalov was left angered by the time that Nadal was taking between points and yelled at umpire Carlos Bernardes for not handing him a code violation.
Nick Kyrgios has given his view on Australian broadcaster Channel Nine opting to snub Rafael Nadal’s match for his own.