Rafael Nadal rarely had trouble handling his opponents during his time on the ATP Tour, which isn’t surprising for a player with 22 Grand Slam titles. The Spanish bull played the best of the previous generation,

Alexander Zverev could reportedly seek help from the Nadal family in his bid to overcome problems on and off the court, according to Sky TV. Sky commentator Paul Häuser said on platform X that Toni Nadal could become coach and his nephew,

Alexander Zverev has been spotted training with Toni Nadal at the Rafa Nadal Academy in Mallorca following his shock first-round exit at Wimbledon and subsequent withdrawal from the ATP 250 event in Gstaad.

Rafael Nadal Sends Personal Message to Amanda Anisimova Amid Historic Wimbledon Loss originally appeared on Athlon Sports. Amanda Anisimova found herself making history at Wimbledon 2025 following her Ladies' Singles Final match against number eight seed, Iga Swiatek— but not for the reason she had hoped.

Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner are leaving the chasing pack in the dust.The pair have shared the last seven grand slam titles between them since the start of 2024, with Sinner prevailing in their meeting at the Wimbledon final one month on from losing their epic French Open showdown.

This is class from Rafa...'

Grand Slams are the pinnacle of tennis. Winning seven matches in a tournament in the best-of-five format for men is considered the ultimate test in the sport.

Rafael Nadal has opened up on his decision to skip Wimbledon 2025, with the tennis legend choosing to stay away from this year's tournament at the All England Club. The 39-year-old won the competition twice during his playing days as he established himself as a legend of the sport.

Soon after the historic win, tennis legend Rafael Nadal shared a short but meaningful message to Swiatek on X (formerly Twitter): “Congratulations @iga_swiatek! Amazing tournament! 🌱💪🏼” The five-word message “Amazing tournament” included was simple and respectful.

Jannik Sinner advanced to his first Wimbledon final, and in doing so, he joined one of the most exclusive clubs in tennis history—matching a Grand Slam milestone previously achieved only by Novak Djokovic,