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‘I really don't want it!’ – Rafael Nadal hits back at claims of preferential treatment after Denis Shapovalov spat

Rafael Nadal says he neither receives nor wants special treatment after his epic, five-set, testy quarter-final win against Denis Shapovalov. The 20-time Grand Slam winner eventually would win through in four hours and 10 minutes but it was a match marked by testy exchanges. Ad/> Shapovalov said in his post-match press conference he misspoke when he used the term “corrupt” to describe umpire Carlos Bernardes perceived lack of action against Nadal for tardiness.

Nadal responde: "Creo que Shapovalov se equivoca"

Un eufórico no pudo mostrar su satisfacción tras la victoria ante Denis Shapovalov en cuartos de final del . Unas sensaciones que el propio Nadal manifestó en la entrevista a pie de pista que le hizo Jim Courier nada más terminar el partido.

Nadal focused on enjoying his tennis, not Grand Slam record

MELBOURNE : Rafa Nadal said there would be no regrets if he failed to claim another Grand Slam title after moving within two wins of a record 21st at the Australian Open.

Shapovalov claims Nadal gets preferential treatment from umpires

MELBOURNE : Denis Shapovalov said his Australian Open quarter-final opponent Rafa Nadal "100per cent" receives preferential treatment from officials and benefited from favouritism during the Spaniard's five-set victory on Tuesday.

Auger-Aliassime joins fellow Canadian Shapovalov in Aussie Open quarter-finals

Some 24 hours after Denis Shapovalov reached his first Australian Open men's singles quarter-final, his friend and countryman Felix Auger-Aliassime joined him in the final eight.

Australian Open: Rafael Nadal receives preferential treatment, says Denis Shapovalov

Rafael Nadal is «100%» given preferential treatment by umpires, claimed Denis Shapovalov after his defeat by the Spaniard in their Australian Open quarter-final.

Rafael Nadal overcomes stomach problem to beat Denis Shapovalov in five-set thriller

By Ben Church, CNN

'Amazing that Rafael Nadal could do what Roger Federer did' - John McEnroe hails Australian Open feats

Rafael Nadal could emulate his great rival, Roger Federer, by completing his 'amazing' comeback from injury at the Australian Open, according to John McEnroe. Nadal was forced into five gruelling sets by Denis Shapovalov, but the 20-time Grand Slam champion ultimately showed the greater desire to outlast his doughty opponent and sealed his place in his 36th major semi-final in four hours and 10 minutes. Ad/> The Spanish star is now through to the semi-finals at Melbourne Park for the seventh time in his illustrious career after battling past the Canadian, 6-3 6-4 4-6 3-6 6-3, despite being ranted at for time-wasting by his opponent in a fiery exchange which involved the umpire being accused of being «corrupt».

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‘I really don't want it!’ – Rafael Nadal hits back at claims of preferential treatment after Denis Shapovalov spat

Nadal responde: "Creo que Shapovalov se equivoca"

Nadal focused on enjoying his tennis, not Grand Slam record

Shapovalov claims Nadal gets preferential treatment from umpires

Auger-Aliassime joins fellow Canadian Shapovalov in Aussie Open quarter-finals

Australian Open: Rafael Nadal receives preferential treatment, says Denis Shapovalov

Rafael Nadal overcomes stomach problem to beat Denis Shapovalov in five-set thriller

'Amazing that Rafael Nadal could do what Roger Federer did' - John McEnroe hails Australian Open feats