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'Gracias, Rafa': Rafael Nadal will head into retirement after Spain hosts the Davis Cup - The Daily Reporter
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Rafael Nadal calls it an emotional day as he loses in the Davis Cup before retirement
MALAGA, Spain (AP) — Rafael Nadal’s impending retirement will loom over the Davis Cup Final 8 from the moment it begins Tuesday in southern Spain. If that weren’t already obvious, just glance at the banner measuring 28,000 square feet (2,600 square meters) — about half the size of a football field —…
Rafael Nadal will make his final official appearance on a tennis court at the Davis Cup this week in Malaga, Spain, but the tennis legend doesn’t want the focus to be ...
AP Tennis Writer MALAGA, Spain (AP) — Rafael Nadal will head into retirement after this week’s Davis Cup Final 8 in Malaga, Spain. He leaves the sport with 22 Grand Slam titles. Nadal showed up at the French Open for the first time as a teenager in 2005 and left as the champion. He won
MALAGA, Spain (AP) — Rafael Nadal’s tennis career includes 22 Grand Slam trophies, a record 14 French Open titles and plenty of other significant numbers. He will be retiring after this week’s Davis Cup Final 8. Play begins Tuesday with Spain facing the Netherlands in the quarterfinals.
AP Tennis Writer FUENGIROLA, Spain (AP) — Neither Rafael Nadal nor Spanish captain David Ferrer would say Monday whether the 22-time Grand Slam champion will play at the Davis Cup Final 8, his last event before retirement.
Rafael Nadal bit his lower lip and his reddened eyes welled with tears as he stood alongside his Davis Cup teammates for Spain's national anthem Tuesday before what he - and everyone - knew might be the last match of his career, and turned out to be a 6-4, 6-4 loss to Botic van de Zandschulp of the …
