Tennis - Rafael Nadal - Tennis racket

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A great collectible from one of the best tennis players in history.

The highest bidder will receive the video of Rafael Nadal signing the racket.

A tennis racket signed by one of the greatest tennis players of all time, Rafael Nadal. The autograph was obtained after an event in Madrid. There is a photograph of the moment the autograph was signed.

Rafael Nadal is a Spanish former tennis player. He is widely regarded as the best tennis player in history on clay courts and one of the greatest of all time. He is the second male player with the most Grand Slam singles titles, with 22, only surpassed by Serbian Novak Djokovic, with 24, and ahead of Swiss Roger Federer, with 20. He won the Australian Open twice, the Roland Garros (French Open) fourteen times (being the player who has achieved it the most times in the tournament’s history), Wimbledon twice, and the US Open four times. He sits in second place, after Novak Djokovic (40), as the player with the most Masters 1000 titles in singles, with 36; and ahead of other renowned players such as Roger Federer (28), Czech Ivan Lendl (22), and Americans John McEnroe (19), Jimmy Connors (17), and Andre Agassi (17).

He is the youngest male tennis player in history to achieve the Golden Slam in his career, which consists of winning the four Grand Slams and the gold medal at the Olympic Games throughout his career (a feat shared only with Andre Agassi and Novak Djokovic). Along with Novak Djokovic, he is one of the two male tennis players in the Open Era to achieve the Double Grand Slam in a career, meaning winning each of the four Grand Slams at least twice over the course of his career. Additionally, both players are the only ones to have won three Grand Slams in three different surfaces in a single year (Nadal in 2010, and Djokovic in 2021). Nadal is the player who has won the same Grand Slam and Masters 1000 tournament the most times since the beginning of the Open Era: Roland Garros and Monte Carlo (the former fourteen times and the latter eleven); and the first to win at least one Grand Slam title for ten consecutive seasons: from 2005 to 2014.

He occupies fifth position on the list of players with the most ATP titles, with 92, only behind Jimmy Connors (109), Roger Federer (103), Novak Djokovic (100), and Ivan Lendl (94). He is the player with the most titles (90) and wins (985) on outdoor surfaces and the player with the most titles won on clay (63) in the Open Era. Additionally, he ranks second as the player with the most ATP Tour 500 titles won (23), only behind Roger Federer (24).

He is the fourth tennis player in history by number of wins, with 1080, and he has the second-best winning percentage in history at 82.5%, reaching a peak of 83.84% after Roland Garros 2014. He is the male tennis player with the most consecutive weeks in the ATP rankings top 10 (912), and he holds the longest winning streak on a single surface (81 on clay).

He is the Spanish tennis player with the most career titles (92, surpassing Manuel Orantes and Conchita Martínez, who have 33), the most Grand Slam titles (22, surpassing Carlos Alcaraz, who has 7, and Manolo Santana and Arantxa Sánchez Vicario, who have 4), the most Masters 1000 titles (36, surpassing Conchita Martínez, who has 9) and the most weeks as world No. 1 in the ATP rankings, with 209. He is the only tennis player in history to be No. 1 in three different decades: 2000, 2010 and 2020.

Awarded the Princess of Asturias Award, Laureus Award for Sportsman of the Year, BBC Sports Star of the Year, L'Équipe Champion of Champions of the Year, ESPY Award for Best International Athlete, European Athlete of the Year by PAP, Time 100 Most Influential People in the World, and the Most Dominant Athlete of the 21st Century by fan voting on ESPN.