Rafael Nadal

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Nick Kyrgios v Rafael Nadal: The Complete Rivalry | ATP Tour | Tennis (ATP Tour)

Rafael Nadal and Nick Kyrgios last met at the 2020 Australian Open. © Jonathan DiMaggio/Getty Images. ATP Staff Mar 16, 2022. A recap of every match between ...

Not even a motivated Kyrgios was able to trouble the Spaniard. Kyrgios let slip one opportunity to serve out the match, but managed to close out his rival in straight sets. “As soon as I finished, I went back to the hotel. Kyrgios was no longer new on the scene, though. But Kyrgios had defeated Nadal en route to the Acapulco title earlier in the season, and the World No. 43 did not fear his opponent. His performance in the final against Kyrgios was most impressive of all. “I have lot of respect for Nick. He's one of the players with more talent on the Tour,” Nadal said. The day Kyrgios and Nadal met at the 2017 Western & Southern Open was an interesting one, and not just because they played each other. Nadal led the final-set tie-break 6/3, but was unable to capitalise on three consecutive match points, with a Kyrgios backhand drop volley at 4/6 hitting the top of the net, but bouncing over. The Aussie found a great serving rhythm to push the lefty to the brink, but Nadal was a bit too consistent in the tie-breaks to triumph. It is clear that Kyrgios brings his best to challenge the likes of Nadal on tennis’ biggest stages. “I’m shattered to have lost tonight,” Kyrgios said.

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Kyrgios books Nadal showdown in bid to end Spaniard's historic ... (Fox Sports)

Kyrgios books Nadal showdown in bid to end Spaniard's historic streak of perfection.

“Today was a little bit worse than other days. Nadal is yet to lose a match in 2022, taking his record to 18-0 and becoming just the second player in ATP Tour history to start a season with 18 wins. Kyrgios books Nadal showdown in bid to end Spaniard’s historic streak of perfection

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Rafael Nadal: 'I'm having slight issues, but will give my best against ... (Tennis World)

Rafael Nadal felt a sharp pain in his foot during the last year's Roland Garros semi-final versus Novak Djokovic. Rafa lost the match in four sets after ...

I will make one last effort and do my best here in Indian Wells. Hopefully, the foot will endure, and I'm not thinking much about that. Rafa admitted his foot has been bothering him for a couple of days, playing more than he expected in the first three months and looking forward to the clay season. Following the 21st Major crown at the Australian Open, the Spaniard conquered Acapulco in February and came to Indian Wells as the title favorite.

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Rafael Nadal beats Reilly Opelka in Indian Wells, now 18-0 to start ... (ESPN Australia)

Rafael Nadal became the second player in ATP Tour history to start a season 18-0, edging Reilly Opelka 7-6 (3), 7-6 (5) on Wednesday at the BNP Paribas Open ...

Opelka fought off the only break point in the seventh game with a smash and forehand winner. Nadal led 4-1 in the tiebreaker when Opelka struggled on his service returns. Nadal rallied from a 2-4 deficit in the second set to lead 6-5. "Is trying to find the right balance between these two things." But he won his record 21st Grand Slam title at the Australian Open in January and has continued on a tear. It's true that the last couple of days the foot has been bothering me a little bit more."

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Rafael Nadal: Spaniard improves to 18-0 for 2022 to reach quarter ... (Sky Sports)

Rafael Nadal overcame giant American Reilly Opelka to claim an 18th consecutive win this season on his way to the quarter-finals at Indian Wells on ...

Available to download now on - iPhone & iPad and Android Nadal, a three-time champion in the desert, became the second player in ATP Tour history to start a season 18-0, edging Opelka 7-6 (7-3) 7-6 (7-5). Rafael Nadal moves to 18-0 for the season to reach the quarter-finals at the BNP Paribas Open in Indian Wells; the Australian Open champion will next take on Nick Kyrgios in a mouth-watering clash

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Elliott: Rafael Nadal prevails at BNP Paribas Open despite foot pain (Yahoo Sports)

Rafael Nadal outlasted Reilly Opelka 7-6 (3), 7-6 (5) to reach quarterfinals at Indian Wells on Wednesday.

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