On this day, ten years ago, Rafael Nadal claimed his only Buenos Aires crown. The king of clay lifted his first ATP trophy in nine months following wrist issues. He celebrated his 65th ATP title, leaving the legendary Pete Sampras on 64.

Bernard Tomic paid the ultimate tribute to Rafael Nadal by stating that there is only one Rafa, before also praising the Spaniard's personality and describing him as "a very humble and great person." This week,

De Minaur had to change his game Among the players who have had to adapt to this new reality, there is certainly Alex de Minaur. The Australian ace is going through perhaps the best moment of his career,

Diego Schwartzman says Rafael Nadal is the Big Three member who "commanded the most respect" when entering the court as the former world No. 9 explains he felt "a little bit defeated" to the Spaniard even before their match would start.

At the Visit Qatar E1 Doha Grand Prix, Team Rafa surged to their first-ever triumph in the UIM E1 World Championship. The tennis legend reveled in the victory alongside his drivers, seamlessly translating his winning pedigree from the courts to the water.

Maaya Rajeshwaran trained hard at the Rafael Nadal Academy as Nadal kept a close eye on the Indian tennis sensation. The teenager recently hogged the headlines after advancing to the semis of the Mumbai Open.

Rafael Nadal is fully enjoying his time in his hometown of Mallorca, Spain. Following his retirement last year, Nadal seems to giving all of his energy to his family, going on vacations, and attending some important events. This past weekend, Nadal joined ...

Rafael Nadal officially ended his professional career in November 2024, saying goodbye to fans at the Davis Cup Finals in Malaga and ending a legendary journey in all respects. Unfortunately, the last year of his career was below expectations for several reasons and there was no prestigious result,

Toni Nadal has come to Jannik Sinner's defense as Rafael Nadal's uncle pretty much thinks that it is nonsense to ban the Italian if no one is denying that he didn't knowingly or intentionally take a banned substance.

Rafael Nadal was pictured watching Indian youth tennis sensation Maaya Rajeshwaran Revathi's training session in his academy in Mallorca.

Rafael Nadal dominated Roland Garros like no other player at any Major! The Spaniard wrapped up his incredible Parisian journey with a 112-4 score, lifting 14 trophies from 19 trips to his beloved tournament and writing history books.

Diego Schwartzman ended his career in front of the home fans in Buenos Aires. The Argentine struggled to find his A-game for over two years and decided to end his tennis journey in front of the partisan crowd.