Before finishing his final professional calendar, the 22-time Grand Slam champion captivates us with a spectacular letter written in his own handwriting.
Rafael Nadal
The British former player goes against the criticisms of the Spaniard's farewell: "Being able to see him one last time at home was very, very special."
Before finishing his final professional calendar, the 22-time Grand Slam champion captivates us with a spectacular letter written in his own handwriting.
The British former player goes against the criticisms of the Spaniard's farewell: "Being able to see him one last time at home was very, very special."
That's what the president of the Italian Tennis Federation, Angelo Binaghi, thinks, who compared the Spanish player to his top rivals. In this way, he showered Jannik Sinner with praise.