I need to play my game: is playing your game the wrong plan?
By Mar 04, 2021Madrid, Spain
Rafael Nadal didn’t say goodbye to Madrid in triumph, but he did leave the way we’ll remember him best: With a fight
By May 01, 2024Rome, Italy
Rafael Nadal plans to play in Rome after a ‘positive’ week in likely his last Madrid Open
By May 01, 2024Social
PHOTOS: Rafael Nadal waves goodbye in emotional Madrid ceremony as tributes pour in on social media
By Apr 30, 2024Madrid, Spain
Jiri Lehecka takes racquet out of Rafael Nadal's hand with potent Madrid performance
By Apr 30, 2024Pick of the Day
Rafael Nadal vs. Jiri Lehecka, Mutua Madrid Open
By Apr 30, 2024Madrid, Spain
Rafael Nadal tested in three-hour win over Pedro Cachin at Madrid, Iga Swiatek reaches women's quarterfinals
By Apr 30, 2024Social
Pedro Cachin asks Rafael Nadal for his shirt after Madrid defeat: "Dream come true"
By Apr 29, 2024Madrid, Spain
Rafael Nadal wins in Madrid, defeats Pedro Cachin to reach fourth round
By Apr 29, 2024Madrid, Spain
Rafael Nadal gets even with De Minaur at Madrid Open but still doubts his body can hold up at Roland Garros
By Apr 27, 2024I need to play my game: is playing your game the wrong plan?
“A high majority of players don’t know what their game amounts to. They don’t know how they win, or why they lose, or what their opponent is doing," according to Hall of Famer Mark Woodforde.
Published Mar 04, 2021