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Nadal: "He's going to be one of the best in history"

The trio Roger Federer, Novak Djokovic and Rafael Nadal dominated men's tennis for 20 years. Will the Spaniard Carlos Alcaraz, 21, be alone at the top in the future? He will become one of the best in history, says his compatriot Nadal, who will play Olympic doubles with the 21-year-old.

Nadal: "He's going to be one of the best in history"

Nadal's Joyful News - Back in Training

Tennis star Rafael Nadal is back in training ahead of the Olympic tournament, which kicks off on Saturday. The 38-year-old Spaniard's participation in the Olympics was uncertain on Thursday due to a thigh injury that prevented him from training.

Nadal's Joyful News - Back in Training

Nadal uncertain ahead of the Olympic Games due to injury problems

It is uncertain whether Rafael Nadal will be able to participate in the OS, announces his coach Carlos Moya. The Spaniard has suffered a thigh injury and did not train at all on Thursday.

Nadal uncertain ahead of the Olympic Games due to injury problems

Legends could face each other in the Olympics

Novak Djokovic against Rafael Nadal. It could become a reality already in the second round of the Olympic tennis.

Legends could face each other in the Olympics

Nadal: "I don't know if I'll come back"

The tale of the gravel king's return did not have a happy ending. Rafael Nadal fell in the Båstad ATP final against Nuno Borges – the Portuguese won in two straight sets with the scores 6–3, 6–2.

Nadal: "I don't know if I'll come back"

Nadal withdraws from doubles after securing a spot in the final: "Sorry"

Rafael Nadal has struggled through to the final in Båstad's singles tournament. After turning around and winning in both the quarterfinal and semifinal, the Spanish tennis legend has withdrawn from the doubles.

Nadal withdraws from doubles after securing a spot in the final: "Sorry"

Superstars heading to the Olympics in Paris

The Olympics in Paris are imminent. Several superstars, with millions of followers and fans, are expected to descend upon the French capital.

Superstars heading to the Olympics in Paris

Nadal to the semi – after four hours of play

The Spanish clay-court king Rafael Nadal is moving on in singles in Båstad's ATP tournament after a real thriller in the quarterfinals. Not until after nearly four hours could the 38-year-old Spaniard hit the match ball against the 15 years younger Argentine Mariano Navone and win with 2–1 in sets.

Nadal to the semi – after four hours of play

Nadal reaches quarterfinals in Båstad

Rafael Nadal is clear for the quarterfinals in the singles tournament in Båstad. The 22-time Grand Slam winner knocked out British player Cameron Norrie in straight sets.

Nadal reaches quarterfinals in Båstad

Nadal: "An honor to play against the legend's son"

Leo Borg stretched against what he could against the former world number one Rafael Nadal. In the end, it was still the Spaniard who won (6–3, 6–4) in front of a delighted audience.

Nadal: "An honor to play against the legend's son"

Elias Ymer fell directly in Båstad

Elias Ymer's journey in Båstad ended immediately. He fell in the first round against Indian Sumit Nagal in two straight sets (4-6, 3-6).

Elias Ymer fell directly in Båstad

Circus Nadal creates public hysteria in Båstad

Circus Nadal is underway in Båstad – 19 years after the last visit. The Spanish clay-court king remembers the parties in the tennis metropolis as a teenager, but with his wife and children present, it will probably be none of that this year.

Circus Nadal creates public hysteria in Båstad

Nadal: Special feeling to meet Björn's son

Almost 20 years after the breakthrough, Rafael Nadal is back in Båstad. It was sold out when the Spanish clay-court king entered the doubles tournament and now Leo Borg is waiting in the singles game.

Nadal: Special feeling to meet Björn's son

Borg faces Nadal in Båstad: "Completely crazy"

The tennis audience in Båstad is treated to a real dream match directly in the first round of the ATP tournament. Leo Borg will face the Spanish star Rafael Nadal.

Borg faces Nadal in Båstad: "Completely crazy"

World Number One Withdraws from Båstad on Doctor's Advice

Jannik Sinner withdraws from next week's ATP tournament in Båstad on the advice of doctors. The 22-year-old Italian world number one is tired after Wimbledon.

World Number One Withdraws from Båstad on Doctor's Advice

Game Over for Murray – Raducanu Withdraws

Andy Murray has played his last match in Wimbledon. His partner in mixed doubles, Emma Raducanu, was forced to withdraw from Saturday's match.

Game Over for Murray – Raducanu Withdraws

Murray in tears – praised by legends

The Murray brothers, Andy and Jamie, were eliminated directly in Wimbledon's men's doubles. Afterwards, it became emotional when Andy was greatly praised by several legends.

Murray in tears – praised by legends

Nadal to play doubles with Ruud in Båstad

The Spanish tennis king Rafael Nadal will make double appearances in Båstad this summer – the 38-year-old will not only play the singles tournament but will also participate in the doubles. According to the ATP website, Nadal will form a doubles pair with Norwegian world number eight Casper Ruud.

Nadal to play doubles with Ruud in Båstad

Nadal confirmed for Båstad: "The biggest thing that has happened"

Spanish tennis king Rafael Nadal, 38, is clear for the ATP tournament in Båstad this summer. It is the biggest thing that has happened to Båstad.

Nadal confirmed for Båstad: "The biggest thing that has happened"

Spanish super duo to play together in the Olympics

At the very least, a strong Spanish tennis duo will play doubles together in the summer's Olympics. The 38-year-old legend Rafael Nadal and the 21-year-old starlet Carlos Alcaraz have been paired together and will play together.

Spanish super duo to play together in the Olympics

This week's film and series - New battle among the dragons

After a year and a half, "House of the Dragon" is back and at the cinema, a live TV show is a real horror fest. Here are this week's films and series.

This week's film and series - New battle among the dragons

Tired Alcaraz to the final – stomach-sick Ruud fell

World Number One Carlos Alcaraz, Spain, turned and won a five-set match against world number two Jannik Sinner, Italy. After 2–6, 6–3, 3–6, 6–4, 6–3, the 21-year-old Spaniard is clear for his first French Open final.

Tired Alcaraz to the final – stomach-sick Ruud fell