Rafa Nadal Bids Farewell to Tennis: A Career to Remember
22-times Grand Slam champion Rafa Nadal announced his retirement from professional tennis, set to conclude at the upcoming Davis Cup. He expressed gratitude to his family, team, and fans, reflecting on a successful career and the personal sacrifices made along his journey.
Rafa Nadal, the 22-times Grand Slam winner, announced his retirement from professional tennis, marking the end of an illustrious career. Nadal shared that the decision wasn't easy but felt it was time to step away following two challenging years.
Nadal expressed joy over closing this chapter with the Davis Cup, a tournament that holds sentimental value as it resonates with his early career triumphs. This final outing will reflect on his journey, representing his country, reminiscent of the 2004 Seville final.
In his heartfelt announcement, Nadal thanked the tennis industry, his teammates, and his family. He acknowledged the unwavering support from his parents, wife Maria, and uncle, attributing much of his success to them. Concluding, Nadal expressed immense gratitude to his fans for their enduring support throughout his career.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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