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Rybakina was leading 6-4, 1-0, 15-0 when her opponent Kalinina called for a trainer and grasped her left leg as she teared up. She then decided not to continue

Wimbledon champion Elena Rybakina wins Italian Open

It’s been quite a year for Rybakina, who reached the final of the Australian Open, also won an elite title in Indian Wells and was the runner-up in Miami.

Rybakina was leading 6-4, 1-0, 15-0 when her opponent Kalinina called for a trainer and grasped her left leg as she teared up. She then decided not to continue

Wimbledon champion Elena Rybakina won the Italian Open when her Ukrainian opponent Anhelina Kalinina retired due to a left thigh injury early in the second set of the rain-delayed final on Saturday.
Rybakina was leading 6-4, 1-0, 15-0 when Kalinina called for a trainer and grasped her left leg as she teared up. She then decided not to continue.
Rybakina earned her biggest tournament win on clay, with her only other title on the surface back in Bucharest in 2019.
It&rsquo;s been quite a year for Rybakina, who reached the final of the Australian Open, also won an elite title in Indian Wells and was the runner-up in Miami.
On Monday, she&rsquo;ll move up to a career-high No. 4 in the rankings and will be considered a contender at the French Open, which starts next weekend.
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Rafael Nadal&nbsp;defeated World No.1 and defending champion Novak Djokovic as he continued his dominance on the clay court. Nadal&nbsp;beat the Serbian 7-5, 1-6 and 6-3 despite going down in the 2nd set. This was the 6th time that the pair fought for the Italian Open title as Nadal&nbsp;nailed his 10th win in the final of the ATP&nbsp;event in Rome. Interestingly, this is Nadal's&nbsp;459th win on clay in 501 matches. The Spaniard&nbsp;will now target a 14th French Open crown when the claycourt Grand Slam begins on May 30.&nbsp;

King of Clay! Nadal defeats Djokovic to win Italian Open

In 501 matches on&nbsp;clay courts, Rafael&nbsp;Nadal&nbsp;has won 459 &nbsp;&nbsp;

Rafael Nadal&nbsp;defeated World No.1 and defending champion Novak Djokovic as he continued his dominance on the clay court. Nadal&nbsp;beat the Serbian 7-5, 1-6 and 6-3 despite going down in the 2nd set. This was the 6th time that the pair fought for the Italian Open title as Nadal&nbsp;nailed his 10th win in the final of the ATP&nbsp;event in Rome. Interestingly, this is Nadal's&nbsp;459th win on clay in 501 matches. The Spaniard&nbsp;will now target a 14th French Open crown when the claycourt Grand Slam begins on May 30.&nbsp;

Nadal to return to competitive tennis soon 

19 out of the top 20 ranked men's singles players have confirmed their participation at the Italian Open apart from Roger Federer&nbsp;who is missing due to&nbsp;an injury

World number 2 &amp; 19-time Grand Slam singles winner Rafael Nadal&nbsp;will return to competitive tennis after a 7-month Covid-19 forced&nbsp;break at the Italian Open next week. After concerns regarding the global pandemic, the Spaniard had skipped the ongoing US Open. 19 out of the top 20 ranked men's singles players have confirmed their participation apart from Roger Federer&nbsp;who is missing due to&nbsp;an injury. The Italian Open will be&nbsp;Nadal's&nbsp;main preparation tournament&nbsp;on the clay surface leading up to the French Open in Paris.&nbsp;

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