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He has made no secret of the fact that he wants to win Grand Slams and Carlos Alcaraz believes winning Wimbledon this year is “possible”, saying “it’s what I work for every day”.
Rafael Nadal has started testing his foot out on the grass before making a decision about Wimbledon. The world No 4 admitted he used anaesthetic injections to numb the pain caused by his chronic foot injury during his run to the French Open title and has since undergone a radiofrequency treatment to try and recreate the effect, previously confirming he would only play at Wimbledon if the treatment was successful.
Daniil Medvedev has replaced Novak Djokovic as men's world No. 1 on Monday, just two weeks before this year's Wimbledon Championships where he is barred due to his Russian nationality.
Roger Federer said he is "definitely" intending to return to top-level tennis in 2023, but added that he had not made any concrete plans beyond his scheduled appearances at the Laver Cup and his home tournament in Basel later this year.
Bulls director of rugby Jake White hinted that you could file that 27-26 victory of Leinster on the top shelf of his achievements as a coach, where you'll find the 2007 Rugby World Cup final against England among many.
Andy Murray has explained that the difference between himself and Rafa Nadal's motivations to play through injuries is that the Spaniard is still competing for Grand Slams. Both tennis veterans have struggled with injuries in recent years, but Nadal has still been able to win the major honours.
Toni Nadal is backing Rafael Nadal to compete at Wimbledon this year despite his foot injury while his doctor says they will only know in a couple of days if his latest treatment is going according to plan.
Toni Nadal is confident that his nephew Rafael Nadal will appear at Wimbledon this year, despite his ongoing foot injury. While Toni is hopeful the 14-time French Open champion will be fit to compete at SW19, he stressed that a lot depends on the results of this new treatment, with the Spaniard playing through the pain barrier for a number of years.