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Felix Auger-Aliassime is no longer working with Toni Nadal, and he explained why they stopped working together. The young Canadian and the experienced Spanish coach started working together a few years ago with the hope of improving Auger-Aliassime’s tennis, especially on clay. Their collaboration looked promising at times, as the Canadian made it to the…
Felix Auger-Aliassime has been working with Toni Nadal for the past few years, but they’re not actively working together anymore, even though they keep in touch. After some below-average weeks on the ATP Tour, Auger-Alaissime found his best tennis at the 2024 Madrid Open. He’s been playing amazing tennis all week and has been stunning…
Rafael Nadal will be one of the favourites to win the Roland Garros despite his injury struggles according to his uncle, Toni Nadal. The Spaniard is one of the greatest tennis players of all-time, especially when it comes to clay courts, where we haven’t seen a better player, ever. His dominance is unmatched, so much,…
"Either you're going 100 percent or it's better not to participate," Toni Nadal said of Rafa Nadal's Roland Garros hopes. By Richard Pagliaro | @Tennis_Now | Friday, April 5, 2024 Persistent pain while serving is the primary problem preventing Rafael Nadal's return, Toni Nadal said. Toni Nadal, Rafa Nadal's uncle and original coach, says the 22-time…
Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal occupied the highest tiers of their profession in a rivalry that defined not just an era but the whole sport of tennis. The two icons played each other on 40 occasions on the ATP Tour, with Nadal leading their head-to-head 24-16. It was a rivalry that captivated audiences in every…
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Rafael Nadal has battled injury for over a year, but his uncle, Toni Nadal, is adamant he will be fit to compete at Roland Garros and win the tournament. Nadal has been the ultimate challenger at the clay Slam. His mind-boggling dominance is the reason why he has always been labeled the favorite in every…
Rafael Nadal‘s primary objective every year is to play and win Roland Garros, and he’s been fortunate enough to do it a record 14 times. In fact, since his debut appearance in 2005, Nadal has only ever skipped the clay Slam once in his career, and it was due to unavoidable circumstances this year when…
Rafael Nadal‘s physical strength may not be as it used to be when he was at the peak of his game, but his mentality has not changed, according to his ex-coach and uncle, Toni Nadal. The legendary Spaniard is bracing for a comeback season in 2024, where he will play his first ATP tournament at…
Rafael Nadal is returning to the ATP Tour, and while there are many clear things about his comeback, no one knows his level. Only a few days ago, the 22-time Grand Slam champion announced return to the tennis courts. Since then, many people spoke about his comeback, including the Spaniard himself. Nadal announced the comeback…
