Rafael Nadal ends an era in which he unleashed one of sport’s greatest weapons

Your donation to The Independent supports their reporting on critical issues such as reproductive rights, climate change, and Big Tech, ensuring that journalists can continue to provide in-depth coverage from the ground. Rafael Nadal, known for his incredible forehand and dominance at the French Open, has retired at 38, leaving behind a legacy of mental fortitude and humility in the face of success. Raised in a disciplined family with a background in sports, Nadal’s career was shaped by his uncle Toni, who instilled in him a sense of modesty and resilience that defined his approach to the game.

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