The sports world reacts to 22-time Grand Slam champion Rafael Nadal announcing he will retire from tennis after next month’s Davis Cup finals.

As Rafael Nadal prepares to retire after the upcoming Davis Cup Finals, he has opened up about his illustrious career and the rivalry that has defined modern tennis. In an extensive interview with AS,

Rafael Nadal is calling it a career. In a video on his X account on Thursday, the 22-time Grand Slam champion announced that he will officially retire from professional tennis competition following the 2024 Davis Cup Finals in November.

Spanish star Nadal, plagued by a series of injuries, said in a video that he will retire after playing in the Davis Cup Finals in November in Malaga, Spain.

As Rafael Nadal's illustrious tennis career comes to an end in November, he has been reflecting on his 20-plus year career. When asked by Spanish magazine AS who his toughest rival has been, he wavered between Roger Federer and Novak Djokovic,

Rafael Nadal did not make a “request” to bid farewell to Paris at the upcoming Masters 1000 event in Bercy, according to tournament director Cedric Pioline. Former world No 1 and 22-time Grand Slam champion Nadal confirmed earlier this month that he would call time on his career at the Davis Cup Finals,

Rafael Nadal is preparing to say one last goodbye to tennis during the upcoming Davis Cup finals. Reflecting on his career, the Spaniard made clear who was his biggest rival between Roger Federer and Novak Djokovic.

Rafael Nadal has revealed he's willing to forfeit the singles at the Davis Cup next month if he doesn't feel up to playing ahead of his showdown with Novak Djokovic at the Six Kings Slam in Saudi Arabia.