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Rafael Nadal who had earlier expressed doubts about participating in the first Grand Slam of the year has reached Melbourne, he informed through his Twitter.

'Here I am': Rafael Nadal reaches Melbourne ahead of Aus Open

The Spaniard had tested positive for Covid-19 when he returned home after attending an exhibition event in Abu&nbsp;Dhabi, which had&nbsp;cast&nbsp;doubts on his Australia tour which is set to begin from January 17th.&nbsp;

Rafael Nadal&nbsp;who had earlier expressed doubts about participating in the first Grand Slam of the year has reached Melbourne, he informed through his Twitter. The former World No. 1, who has only won the Australian Open once, tweeted a picture of himself&nbsp;while practicing on Friday and wrote 'Here I am' Also Read&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/football/3-liverpool-players-and-more-staff-members-test-positive-for-covid-19-klopp-1641035333851">3 Liverpool players and more staff members test positive for Covid-19: Klopp</a>
The Spaniard had tested positive for Covid-19 when he returned home after attending an exhibition event in Abu&nbsp;Dhabi&nbsp;earlier last month, which had&nbsp;cast&nbsp;doubts on his Australia tour which is set to begin from January 17th.&nbsp; 35-year-old Nadal&nbsp;is tied at 20 Grand Slams with Novak&nbsp;Djokovic&nbsp;and Roger Federer. While Roger Federer&nbsp;will not be taking part in the Australian Open owing to his knee injury, Djokovic&nbsp;who has withdrawn from the ATP&nbsp;Cup is still to confirm his vaccination&nbsp;status to take part in Melbourne.

Tennis star Rafael Nadal tested positive for Covid-19 upon his return to Spain after participating in an exhibition event in Abu Dhabi last week. 

Tennis star Rafael Nadal tested positive for Covid-19

Tennis star Rafae Nadal, who recently made a comeback from injury, tested positive for Covid-19 upon his return to Spain.

Tennis star&nbsp;Rafael Nadal tested positive for Covid-19 upon his return to Spain after participating in an exhibition event in Abu Dhabi last week. Nadal made his comeback from injury in the Abu Dhabi Tennis tour.
The 20-time grand slam champion said that he is homebound and has informed those who have been in his contact.
He also added that he would keep everybody informed about his participation in future tournaments.

Tennis star&nbsp;Rafae Nadal tested positive for Covid-19 upon his return to Spain after participating in an exhibition event in Abu Dhabi last week

Tennis star&nbsp;Rafael Nadal tested positive for Covid-19 upon his return to Spain after participating in an exhibition event in Abu Dhabi last week. Nadal made his comeback from injury in the Abu Dhabi Tennis tour.
The 20-time grand slam champion said that he is homebound and has informed those who have been in his contact.
He also added that he would keep everybody informed about his participation in future tournaments.
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Andy Murray defeated reigning champion Rafael Nadal 6-4, 7-5 in Abu Dhabi's World Tennis Championship exhibition tournament

Abu Dhabi World Tennis Championship: Andy Murray eases past Rafael Nadal 6-3, 6-7

Both Nadal and Murray got off to a good start, but the latter broke through in the sixth game to take a 4-2 lead and finally won the first set 6-3.

Rafael Nadal's first match since Washington Open in August after recovering from injury didn't go as planned. Andy Murray defeated the reigning champion&nbsp;6-4, 7-5 in Abu&nbsp;Dhabi's&nbsp;World Tennis Championship exhibition tournament on Friday.
Both players got off to a good start, but Murray broke through in the sixth game to take a 4-2 lead. In the eighth game, Nadal held his serve admirably but was unable to break, and Murray won the first set 6-3.
The second set went to the tie-breaker but Murray kept his game intact and won crucial points to win the set 7-5.

Both Nadal and Murray got off to a good start, but the latter broke through in the sixth game to take a 4-2 lead and finally won the first set 6-3.

Rafael Nadal's first match since Washington Open in August after recovering from injury didn't go as planned. Andy Murray defeated the reigning champion&nbsp;6-4, 7-5 in Abu&nbsp;Dhabi's&nbsp;World Tennis Championship exhibition tournament on Friday.
Both players got off to a good start, but Murray broke through in the sixth game to take a 4-2 lead. In the eighth game, Nadal held his serve admirably but was unable to break, and Murray won the first set 6-3.
The second set went to the tie-breaker but Murray kept his game intact and won crucial points to win the set 7-5.
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After pulling out of the&nbsp;Cincinnati tournament, Rafael Nadal on Friday&nbsp;that he will not be competing for the rest of the 2021 tennis season, including the upcoming US Open starting August 30.
In a statement, the 20-time Grand slam champion said that he had been suffering a lot more than he should with his foot for a year and need to take some time off. Nadal, who missed this year's Wimbledon and&nbsp;the Olympics, added that&nbsp;it was an injury that he had since 2005 and&nbsp;it was time to make decisions and seek a slightly different type of treatment to find a solution to this problem.
Lastly, the Spaniard promised&nbsp;his fans that he will work hard to try and continue enjoying the sport for a while longer.&nbsp;35-year-old Nadal&nbsp;last played in Washington in the first week of August, winning his match against Jack Sock but lost to Lloyd Harris. He was bothered by the foot there as well.
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Rafael Nadal withdraws from rest of the 2021 tennis season, here's why

Nadal&nbsp;skipped this year's Wimbledon and the Olympics. He&nbsp;last played in Washington in the first week of August.

After pulling out of the&nbsp;Cincinnati tournament, Rafael Nadal on Friday&nbsp;that he will not be competing for the rest of the 2021 tennis season, including the upcoming US Open starting August 30.
In a statement, the 20-time Grand slam champion said that he had been suffering a lot more than he should with his foot for a year and need to take some time off. Nadal, who missed this year's Wimbledon and&nbsp;the Olympics, added that&nbsp;it was an injury that he had since 2005 and&nbsp;it was time to make decisions and seek a slightly different type of treatment to find a solution to this problem.
Lastly, the Spaniard promised&nbsp;his fans that he will work hard to try and continue enjoying the sport for a while longer.&nbsp;35-year-old Nadal&nbsp;last played in Washington in the first week of August, winning his match against Jack Sock but lost to Lloyd Harris. He was bothered by the foot there as well.

<ul>
<li>Nadal&nbsp;missed this year's Wimbledon and the Olympics</li>
<li>Nadal&nbsp;promises his fans to work and return to the court stronger</li>
<li>Nadal&nbsp;last played in Washington in the first week of August</li>
</ul>

After pulling out of the&nbsp;Cincinnati tournament, Rafael Nadal on Friday&nbsp;that he will not be competing for the rest of the 2021 tennis season, including the upcoming US Open starting August 30.
In a statement, the 20-time Grand slam champion said that he had been suffering a lot more than he should with his foot for a year and need to take some time off. Nadal, who missed this year's Wimbledon and&nbsp;the Olympics, added that&nbsp;it was an injury that he had since 2005 and&nbsp;it was time to make decisions and seek a slightly different type of treatment to find a solution to this problem.
Lastly, the Spaniard promised&nbsp;his fans that he will work hard to try and continue enjoying the sport for a while longer.&nbsp;35-year-old Nadal&nbsp;last played in Washington in the first week of August, winning his match against Jack Sock but lost to Lloyd Harris. He was bothered by the foot there as well.
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After pulling out of the hard-court tournament in Toronto this week, Rafael Nadal said Wednesday he was also withdrawing from the upcoming event in Cincinnati because of an injured left foot that has troubled him for months.
The decision by the 20-time Grand Slam champion means he is unlikely to play before the US Open starting August 30. Nadal won the US Open in 2019, the last time he entered.
35-year-old Nadal played last week in Washington, winning his match against Jack Sock but lost to Lloyd Harris. The Spaniard&nbsp;was bothered by the foot there as well.
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Rafael Nadal pulls out of Cincinnati tournament, unlikely to play before US Open

Nadal played last week in Washington, winning his match against Jack Sock but lost to Lloyd Harris. The Spaniard&nbsp;was bothered by the foot there as well.

After pulling out of the hard-court tournament in Toronto this week, Rafael Nadal said Wednesday he was also withdrawing from the upcoming event in Cincinnati because of an injured left foot that has troubled him for months.
The decision by the 20-time Grand Slam champion means he is unlikely to play before the U.S. Open. Nadal won the U.S. Open in 2019, the last time he entered.
35-year-old Nadal played last week in Washington, winning his match against Jack Sock but lost to Lloyd Harris. The Spaniard&nbsp;was bothered by the foot there as well.

<ul>
<li>Nadal had pulled out of the hard-court tournament in Toronto as well due to a foot injury</li>
<li>Nadal unlikely to play before the US Open starting August 30</li>
</ul>

After pulling out of the hard-court tournament in Toronto this week, Rafael Nadal said Wednesday he was also withdrawing from the upcoming event in Cincinnati because of an injured left foot that has troubled him for months.
The decision by the 20-time Grand Slam champion means he is unlikely to play before the US Open starting August 30. Nadal won the US Open in 2019, the last time he entered.
35-year-old Nadal played last week in Washington, winning his match against Jack Sock but lost to Lloyd Harris. The Spaniard&nbsp;was bothered by the foot there as well.
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A number of notable Tennis players have bowed out of Tokyo 2020 for different reasons. The tight schedule for the ATP and WTA&nbsp;Tennis players, injuries incurred and the strict restrictions at the Tokyo 2020 have been some of the major reasons for the withdrawals. The list&nbsp;includes most of the top tennis stars. However, there are more pullouts from among the male players than women. While 11 of the top 20 men will be skipping the Summer Games, only 5 amongst the top 20 women players will not be participating in the event. From among the men, Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal,&nbsp;Stan Wawrinka, Dominic Thiem, Denis Shapovalov, Nick Kyrgios, etc will not be seen in Tokyo;&nbsp;Simona&nbsp;Halep, Bianca Andreescu, Coco Gauff, Sofia Kenin, Victoria Azarenka&nbsp;will also not feature in this year's Olympic edition.Serena Williams will also not play in Tokyo 2020. However, the American player did not withdraw, but could not qualify for the Tokyo list.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

Tokyo Olympics 2020: Notable tennis players who opted out 

From Serena Williams to Roger Federer, Click to know over 10 big names from the Top Tennis&nbsp;fraternity who have decided to skip Tokyo 2020&nbsp;

The tight schedule for the ATP and WTA&nbsp;Tennis players, injuries incurred and the strict restrictions at the Tokyo 2020 have been some of the major reasons for the withdrawals.

A number of notable Tennis players have bowed out of Tokyo 2020 for different reasons. The tight schedule for the ATP and WTA, injuries incurred during tournaments and the strict restrictions at the Tokyo 2020 have been some of the major reasons for the withdrawals. The list&nbsp;includes most of the top tennis stars. However, there are more pullouts from among the male players than women. While 11 of the top 20 men will be skipping the Summer Games, only 5 amongst the top 20 women players will not be participating in the event. From among the men, Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal,&nbsp;Stan Wawrinka, Dominic Thiem, Denis Shapovalov, Nick Kyrgios&nbsp;will not be seen in Tokyo;&nbsp;Simona&nbsp;Halep, Bianca Andreescu, Coco Gauff, Sofia Kenin, Victoria Azarenka&nbsp;will also not feature in this year's Olympic edition. Serena Williams will also not play in Tokyo 2020. However, the American player did not withdraw, but she could not qualify for Tokyo.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

In a shocking development, World number 3 Rafael Nadal&nbsp;has decided to pull out of this year's Wimbledon and the Tokyo Olympics.
The Spaniard, who lost to Novak&nbsp;Djokovic&nbsp;in the French Open semis recently, broke the news on social media, saying that it wasn't an easy decision to make but after listening to his body, he understood that it was the right call.&nbsp;Nadal's goal is to prolong his career and continue to do what makes him happy.&nbsp;
In a message to his fans, the 35-year-old wrote that the Olympic Games always meant a lot to him&nbsp;and were always a priority as a Sports person. He personally had the chance to live 3 of them and had the honor to be the flag bearer for his country.

Rafael Nadal pulls out of Wimbledon and the Tokyo Olympics

In a shocking development, World number 3 Rafael Nadal&nbsp;has decided to pull out of this year's Wimbledon and the Tokyo Olympics.

In a shocking development, World number 3 Rafael Nadal&nbsp;has decided to pull out of this year's Wimbledon and the Tokyo Olympics.
The Spaniard, who lost to Novak&nbsp;Djokovic&nbsp;in the French Open semis recently, broke the news on social media, saying that it wasn't an easy decision to make but after listening to his body, he understood that it was the right call.&nbsp;Nadal's goal is to prolong his career and continue to do what makes him happy.&nbsp;
In a message to his fans, the 35-year-old wrote that the Olympic Games always meant a lot to him&nbsp;and were always a priority as a Sports person. He personally had the chance to live 3 of them and had the honor to be the flag bearer for his country.

Novak Djokovic stopped Rafael Nadal&rsquo;s bid for a 14th French Open title and handed the King of Clay just his third loss in 108 matches at the tournament on Friday night.&nbsp;top-seeded Djokovic&nbsp;came back from a set down&nbsp;to win a thriller of a semi-final 3-6, 6-3, 7-6, 6-2. He will now face&nbsp;fifth-seeded Stefanos Tsitsipas&nbsp;in the ultimate showdown.
Nadal had won the past four titles in Paris, part of his collection of 20 Slams, tied with Roger Federer for the most by a man in tennis history.
Interestingly, the masterpiece of a third set lasted 1 hour, 33 minutes alone, and at 11 pm nationwide curfew in place because of Covid-19 was approaching. But an announcement was made on Friday to let the 5,000 spectators know they would be allowed to stay until the end of the epic battle.

French Open: Djokovic dethrones King of Clay Nadal in the semi-final

Novak Djokovic stopped Rafael Nadal&rsquo;s bid for a 14th French Open title as he came back from a set down to win an epic semi-final clash and book a final berth.

Novak Djokovic stopped Rafael Nadal&rsquo;s bid for a 14th French Open title and handed the King of Clay just his third loss in 108 matches at the tournament on Friday night.&nbsp;top-seeded Djokovic&nbsp;came back from a set down&nbsp;to win a thriller of a semi-final 3-6, 6-3, 7-6, 6-2. He will now face&nbsp;fifth-seeded Stefanos Tsitsipas&nbsp;in the ultimate showdown.
Nadal had won the past four titles in Paris, part of his collection of 20 Slams, tied with Roger Federer for the most by a man in tennis history.
Interestingly, the masterpiece of a third set lasted 1 hour, 33 minutes alone, and at 11 pm nationwide curfew in place because of Covid-19 was approaching. But an announcement was made on Friday to let the 5,000 spectators know they would be allowed to stay until the end of the epic battle.

The King of Roland Garros&nbsp;Rafael Nadal&nbsp;was immortalised by the French Open authorities with a stunning statue. The 20-time Grand Slam champion and 13-time French Open winner said that he was honoured to have a statue at the venue where he has dominated everyone. The new statue is part of long-awaited renovations at the venue which was completed this week. While Nadal&nbsp;has been an absolute beast so far in Paris, his 14th title won't come easy as he has looked a bit rusty in the run-up&nbsp;to the Grand Slam.&nbsp;

Legend Rafael Nadal gets a statue at Roland Garros 

13-time French Open winner Rafael Nadal said that he was honoured to have a statue at the venue where he has dominated everyone

The King of Roland Garros&nbsp;Rafael Nadal&nbsp;was immortalised by the French Open authorities with a stunning statue. The 20-time Grand Slam champion and 13-time French Open winner said that he was honoured to have a statue at the venue where he has dominated everyone. The new statue is part of long-awaited renovations at the venue which was completed this week. While Nadal&nbsp;has been an absolute beast so far in Paris, his 14th title won't come easy as he has looked a bit rusty in the run-up&nbsp;to the Grand Slam.&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;

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;

Tennis legend Roger Federer&nbsp;has called the Olympics Organisers to end the uncertainty around the Tokyo Games. The 20-time Grand Slam Champion who is also an Olympic&nbsp;Gold Medallist said that the athletes need a decision from the organising committee. Federer&nbsp;added that he would love to play in the Olympics and win a medal for Switzerland. Meanwhile, Rafael Nadal&nbsp;along with Serena Williams, Kei&nbsp;Nishikori&nbsp;&amp; Naomi Osaka have all voiced their concerns about participating in the Tokyo Summer Olympics.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Federer wants the uncertainty around Tokyo Olympics to end 

Rafael Nadal&nbsp;along with Serena Williams, Kei&nbsp;Nishikori&nbsp;&amp; Naomi Osaka have all voiced their concerns about participating in the Tokyo Summer Olympics

Tennis legend Roger Federer&nbsp;has called the Olympics Organisers to end the uncertainty around the Tokyo Games. The 20-time Grand Slam Champion who is also an Olympic&nbsp;Gold Medallist said that the athletes need a decision from the organising committee. Federer&nbsp;added that he would love to play in the Olympics and win a medal for Switzerland. Meanwhile, Rafael Nadal&nbsp;along with Serena Williams, Kei&nbsp;Nishikori&nbsp;&amp; Naomi Osaka have all voiced their concerns about participating in the Tokyo Summer Olympics.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Former World Number 1 and 20-time Grand Slam Champion Rafael Nadal saved a match point as he beat&nbsp;Stefanos Tsitsipas&nbsp;6-4, 6-7, 7-5 to win the Barcelona Open for a record 12th time. The Spaniard was on the verge of a defeat but saved a match point and won 3 games back to back to win the final and defeat Tsitsipas&nbsp;in over 3 hours and 30 mins. Interestingly, this is the first time, Nadal has won the Barcelona title after dropping more than one set. With this win, Nadal&nbsp;still remains unbeaten in the 12 Barcelona Open finals that he has played.&nbsp;

Nadal saves a match point, wins his 12th Barcelona Open title 

Nadal&nbsp;was on the verge of a defeat but saved a match point and won 3 games back to back to win the final and defeat Tsitsipas&nbsp;in over 3 hours and 30 mins

Former World Number 1 and 20-time Grand Slam Champion Rafael Nadal saved a match point as he beat&nbsp;Stefanos Tsitsipas&nbsp;6-4, 6-7, 7-5 to win the Barcelona Open for a record 12th time. The Spaniard was on the verge of a defeat but saved a match point and won 3 games back to back to win the final and defeat Tsitsipas&nbsp;in over 3 hours and 30 mins. Interestingly, this is the first time, Nadal has won the Barcelona title after dropping more than one set. With this win, Nadal&nbsp;still remains unbeaten in the 12 Barcelona Open finals that he has played.&nbsp;

You don't see Rafael Nadal&nbsp;lose on a clay court often but Russian tennis player&nbsp;Andrey Rublev on Friday stunned the former world number one on his favourite surface. Rublev&nbsp;won the quarter-final clash&nbsp;&nbsp;6-2 4-6 6-2&nbsp; as he prevented Nadal from winning the Monte Carlo Masters for a record 12th time. This was the first tournament for Nadal&nbsp;after getting knocked out of the Australian Open earlier this year and admitted that he wasn't 100%. This is just the 6th loss for Nadal&nbsp;at Monte Carlo Masters after playing 79 matches and winning 11 titles.&nbsp;

A shock loss for Nadal on clay, knocked out of Monte Carlo Masters 

This is just the 6th loss for Nadal&nbsp;at Monte Carlo Masters after playing 79 matches and winning 11 titles on his favourite surface&nbsp;

You don't see Rafael Nadal&nbsp;lose on a clay court often but Russian tennis player&nbsp;Andrey Rublev on Friday stunned the former world number one on his favourite surface. Rublev&nbsp;won the quarter-final clash&nbsp;&nbsp;6-2 4-6 6-2&nbsp; as he prevented Nadal from winning the Monte Carlo Masters for a record 12th time. This was the first tournament for Nadal&nbsp;after getting knocked out of the Australian Open earlier this year and admitted that he wasn't 100%. This is just the 6th loss for Nadal&nbsp;at Monte Carlo Masters after playing 79 matches and winning 11 titles.&nbsp;

The 2021 French Open at Roland Garros will be delayed by one week because of the coronavirus pandemic, organisers announced on Thursday.
The clay-court Grand Slam tournament was set to start on 23rd May, but first-round matches will now get underway on 30th May.
The French Tennis Federation said the decision was taken in order to maximize the chances that the event will be played "in front of as many spectators as possible" in a safe environment.
Last year&rsquo;s tournament was pushed back to September because of the health crisis, with crowds limited to 1,000 per day.&nbsp;

French Open postponed by a week due to Covid-19

The clay-court Grand Slam tournament was set to start on 23rd May, but first-round matches will now get underway on 30th May

The 2021 French Open at Roland Garros will be delayed by one week because of the coronavirus pandemic, organisers announced on Thursday.
The clay-court Grand Slam tournament was set to start on 23rd May, but first-round matches will now get underway on 30th May.
The French Tennis Federation said the decision was taken in order to maximize the chances that the event will be played "in front of as many spectators as possible" in a safe environment.
Last year&rsquo;s tournament was pushed back to September because of the health crisis, with crowds limited to 1,000 per day.&nbsp;

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