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Paris; Some players were born with God-given talent. Natural flamboyance always keeps such athletes above their competitors. Rafael Nadal of Spain is in the company of an elite band of sportspersons who believe in making history and always try to remain one step ahead. The Spaniard fired at Roland Garros
Paris: Rafael Nadal is on the verge of writing another chapter in the ongoing French Open tennis tournament. The 36-year-old Spaniard advanced to the final of the Roland Garros for the 14th time, where he will face Casper Ruud for the title on Sunday. Alexander Zverev, the opponent of Nadal
Paris: The semifinal clash between Rafael Nadal and Alexander Zverev is the battle of generations. Nadal, who turned 36 today, is preparing to face the third seed, the 25-year-old German Alexander Zverev, on Friday. While two other semi-finalists prepare to make history by reaching the Roland Garros final, Casper Ruud,
Paris: The stage is set for the four contestants to battle it out to emerge as champions in Paris. Rafael Nadal of Spain and Alexander Zverev of Germany have already confirmed their berths in the semi-finals. On Wednesday, Casper Ruud defeated Danish Holger Rune in the Roland Garros quarterfinals, winning
Paris: When two champions battle it out, then the level of the game obviously reaches its pinnacle. It was a remarkable night for the 13-time champion at the French Open, Rafael Nadal, as he overcame the defending champion and world number one, Novak Djokovic, in four sets, 6-2, 4-6, 6-2,
Paris: French Open tennis has entered the quarterfinal stage. Rafael Nadal has been gearing up to take on long-time rival Novak Djokovic on Tuesday night at Roland Garros. The two champions are ready to leave no stone unturned. The rivalry between the two tennis legends has been continuing for the
Tokyo: World’s top third tennis player, Rafael Nadal, on Thursday, pulled out of Wimbledon and the Tokyo Olympic, saying he took the decision after consultations with his team in a bid to prolong his career. The 35-year-old Spaniard said the two-week gap between the French Open and Wimbledon – which
Former world champion and British professional tennis player, Andy Murray, welcomed Roger Federer’s “sensible decision” to pull out from the French Open despite having reached the fourth round, in order to protect his body after two knee operations and opt to focus his efforts on his primary objective of winning a ninth Wimbledon title. He
