Explore stories from Atlantic Canada.
- In what could be his last French Open, 14-times champion Rafa Nadal faces a tough task to avoid it all ending in a first-round exit when he plays Alexander Zverev on Monday.
Zverev was forced to retire from that match with an ankle injury. He underwent surgery and ended up missing the rest of the season with another injury, but he returned last year to reach his third consecutive French Open semi-final. "I really wanted to play him here. I did not want to play him in the first round. I wanted to play him in the semi-finals, finals, a later stage of the tournament," Zverev said.
Canada Latest News, Canada Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Tennis-Nadal says 2024 may not be his last French Open, ahead of Zverev showdownExplore stories from Atlantic Canada.
Read more »
Rafael Nadal to face No. 4 seed Alexander Zverev in French Open first roundThis year’s tournament is expected to be Nadal’s last appearance at Roland Garros, and he had been coy about whether he would compete after two seasons of off-and-on action because of injuries
Read more »
Tennis-Nadal unclear on French Open participation after Rome exitExplore stories from Atlantic Canada.
Read more »
Nadal faces Zverev in first round at Roland GarrosRafael Nadal is in the French Open field, after all, and the 14-time champion was set up for a challenging first-round matchup against Alexander Zverev from Thursday’s draw.
Read more »
Zverev's stock is rising for Roland Garros amid questions over Djokovic, Nadal, Sinner and AlcarazConsidering the state of his rivals in the top five, Alexander Zverev’s credentials entering Roland Garros are looking pretty good following his second Italian Open title.
Read more »
Tennis-Alcaraz mauls Wolf to reach French Open second roundExplore stories from Atlantic Canada.
Read more »