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Rafael Nadal

3 June 1986 – present

Rafael Nadal is a Spanish former professional tennis player who won 22 Grand Slam singles titles, including a record 14 at the French Open. Coached from childhood by his uncle Toni Nadal, he spent 209 weeks ranked world number one and won Olympic gold in both singles and doubles. He retired from professional tennis in November 2024.

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Born in Manacor, Mallorca, Spain
3 June 1986

He began playing tennis as a young child under the coaching of his uncle Toni Nadal.

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Turned professional
2001

He joined the ATP Tour at the age of 15.

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Won his first French Open title
5 June 2005

He beat Mariano Puerta in the final on his debut appearance at Roland Garros, days after turning 19.

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Won Wimbledon for the first time
6 July 2008

He beat Roger Federer in a five-set final that ended in near darkness.

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Won Olympic singles gold in Beijing
17 August 2008

He defeated Fernando Gonzalez in the final.

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Completed the career Grand Slam at the US Open
13 September 2010

He beat Novak Djokovic in the final for his first title in New York.

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Married Maria Francisca Perello
19 October 2019

The couple married in Mallorca after a long relationship.

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Won a 14th French Open title
5 June 2022

He beat Casper Ruud in the final, extending his record at Roland Garros.

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Played his final match at the Davis Cup Finals in Malaga
19 November 2024

He retired from professional tennis after Spain's elimination.

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