Rafael Nadal doesn't want to be a ceremonial figure at November's Davis Cup and revealed he won't play in the singles competition unless he believes he

Spanish tennis player Rafael Nadal is fully prepared to face long-time rival Novak Djokovic for one last time before his retirement.Tennis fans all around the world are looking forward to a momentous night in Saudi Arabia when two tennis legends,

Elsewhere, after the disappointment of Katie Boulter 's exit at the Ningbo Open, British fans are relishing the return of Emma Raducanu. The 2021 US Open champion has confirmed she will make her latest comeback from injury in Hong Kong this month.

Rafael Nadal was defeated by Carlos Alcaraz in the second semi-final of the ' Six Kings Slam ' in Saudi Arabia, a result that meets expectations since Rafa has not played since this summer. The last match of the Spanish legend was in fact back to the Olympics in Paris, where he played both singles and doubles with Carlitos.

Novak Djokovic and Rafael Nadal, who own 46 Grand Slam singles titles between them, will be among the tennis stars competing for the largest purse in tennis history.

Rafael Nadal says he feels emotionally prepared for ending his career at next month's Davis Cup Finals but the Spaniard will only contest the singles if he is "ready to win".

Speaking at the Festival dello Sport, Ljubicic suggested Nadal has been forced to retire by his body in a similar way to that which he witnessed as Federer’s coach. “I’m sur

Rafael Nadal shocked the tennis world this week with the announcement that he’ll play his final professional match at the Davis Cup Finals in Malaga next month. The news has fans and former players reeling,