Rafael Nadal Admits Novak Djokovic is the 'Best' Tennis Player of All Time

Rafa Nadal and Mery Perelló joyfully welcomed their first child, a much-anticipated baby boy. This Saturday marks the baby’s first birthday, which is happening during a difficult time for his Nadal, because of the uncertainty of his career.

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Rafael Nadal is back on the court. The Spanish tennis legend shared his first footage playing tennis, looking like he’s on top of his game as he trained at the Rafa Nadal Tennis Academy.Rafa Nadal reveals why he hasn’t congratulated Novak DjokovicRafa Nadal explains how he ‘disconnected’ from everything this past yearA post shared by Rafa Nadal (@rafaelnadal)The video shows Nadal in black shorts and a neon red shirt, rounding out the look with a cap thrown on backwards. Nadal looks comfortable as he returns various serves, showcasing his forehand and backhand.

Rafael Nadal has had an atypical year. Following an injury, Nadal hasn’t played tennis for the majority of the year and is recuperating in order to make a comeback next year. In a conversation held on the Movistar+ stage, Nadal explained that it was very important for him to disconnect over the past year and separarte himself from the sport.

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Novak Djokovic is the winner of this year’s U.S. Open. The title makes him the player with the most Grand Slam wins in the Open era.

Rafael Nadal. The winner of 22 Grand Slams has been spending the year relaxing and recuperating following an injury and surgery that addressed some of the ailments that have plagued his life and tennis career over the past years. In his first interview in eight months, Nadal discussed what he’s been up to, sharing his love of sailing, what he’s been doing with his son, and his future in tennis.

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Rafael Nadal, one of the most iconic and beloved figures in the world of tennis, recently sat down with Spanish sports commentator Juanma Castaño for an interview that shed light on his determination to make a triumphant return to the tennis court.The interview for movistarplus.es revealed Nadal’s commitment to the sport he loves despite facing a challenging recovery period following arthroscopic surgery on his left psoas muscle. The tennis world eagerly awaits the return of this legendary athlete, who has etched his name in tennis history with his unparalleled passion and tenacity.In a sport where injuries can be physically and mentally demanding, Rafael Nadal has encountered his fair share of setbacks.

Rafael Nadal‘s comeback might be happening sooner than expected. The Spanish tennis star suffered an injury at the Australian Open in January of this year, which left him unable to play for some time. It was an opportunity that Nadal took to relax and heal, undergoing surgery in June in Barcelona to address various injuries.

Unless you’re a top-ranked or high profile tennis player like Rafael Nadal, Carlos Alcaraz, Serena Williams, and Naomi Osaka — it’s nearly impossible to make a living with income from tennis alone. So why is it so hard for professional tennis players to make a living than in almost any other sport?

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Novak Djokovic just won the 2023 U.S. Open.