Alexander Zverev admits he is "trying to convince" Toni Nadal to become a more permanent member of his coaching team after the pair spent some time working together in Mallorca.

Alexander Zverev has spoken about his time working with Toni Nadal in Mallorca and confirmed he is “trying to convince” the legendary coach to join his team in an official capacity. The world No 3 ...

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He interviewed current players like Danielle Collins, Aryna Sabalenka, Madison Keys, and most recently Iga Swiatek, and had revealing, in-depth conversations with Rafael Nadal and Andre ... The first ...

A new photo surfaced Tuesday showing Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer enjoying a friendly round of golf yesterday at the Pula Golf Resort in Mallorca.

Germany’s world number three Alexander Zverev has revealed details of a deeply insightful 10-day stint in Mallorca with Rafael Nadal’s family, where he received guidance from the legendary Spaniard ...

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Roger Federer visits Rafael Nadal in Mallorca for academy tour, round of golf Federer also signed autographs and snapped selfies with students who were there taking tennis lessons.

Alexander Zverev feels that working with tennis legend Rafael Nadal and his uncle Toni has given him a boost for the upcoming hard court tournaments and the US Open. "It very beautiful, very good ...

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Toni Nadal will not become Alexander Zverev's permanent coach after all, it has been confirmed by reports from Sportbild on Wednesday. But it is for a specific reason and not due to Zverev.

Such was the excitement that former World No.1 John McEnroe speculated that either of the two athletes could have beaten Rafael Nadal in his prime on the red Parisian clay.