Carlos Alcaraz will resume their rivalry for the ages in an exhibition match in Las Vegas on March 5. Nadal, who is 36, owns a men's-record 22 Grand Slam titles, including two in 2022 at the ...

Rafael Nadal and Carlos Alcaraz will square off in a Las Vegas exhibition match at the MGM Grand Garden Arena on March 5th. Now, you can trade shots with Nadal or Alcaraz—on the court or on the golf ...

Nadal also was seeded No. 1 at Melbourne Park, because top-ranked Carlos Alcaraz is out with a leg injury. (As an aside: All of the absences, for various reasons, are staggering: Naomi Osaka ...

Rafael Nadal underwent medical tests on Thursday at a medical center in Melbourne, where it was diagnosed that he suffered a ...

Rafael Nadal will be out for between six and eight weeks due to injury after being eliminated from the Australian Open by ...

Rafael Nadal came up limping in the second set of his second-round loss to Mackenzie McDonald at the Australian Open Wednesday. A day later, the 22-time major champion revealed tests have shown the ...

A day after his difficult defeat to Mackenzie McDonald in the second round of the Australian Open, Rafael Nadal has given a report of his injury. The Spaniard is going to miss approximately six to ...

Rafael Nadal Knocked Out , of the Australian Open , After Suffering Injury. Rafael Nadal Knocked Out , of the Australian Open , After Suffering Injury. CNN reports that Nadal lost to Mackenzie ...

Rafael Nadal lost to Mackenzie McDonald in Melbourne, and his Australian Open defence ended with a crushing new injury blow.

Rafael Nadal announced today he’ll likely miss the March Masters events in the U.S due to the left hip injury suffered last night against Mackenzie McDonald. The Spaniard had an MRI which turned much ...

Nadal’s exit drains the tournament of yet more star power. In addition to his and Alcaraz’s absence, 2022 Wimbledon runner-up Nick Kyrgios pulled out because his left knee needs arthroscopic ...

This is hardly the first time Rafael Nadal's body has betrayed him. What no one - not even the 22-time Grand Slam champion himself - can possibly pinpoint accurately is what comes next.