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Nadal's Weird Encounter; Alcaraz Withdraws
February 03, 2026 | Edition #367
Rafael Nadal may not have been on court at the Australian Open finals, but he still managed to steal some attention. And, as it turns out, the headlines didn’t stop in Melbourne. An unexpected moment with a reporter awaited him on his journey back from Australia.
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Nadal Refuses to Answer Reporter as Security Intervenes |
Rafeal Nadal declines to respond to a reporter's questions at the airport. |
As you read above, Alcaraz won’t be defending his title at the Rotterdam Open after announcing his withdrawal. So tell us,
Do You Think Alcaraz Needs a Break to Recover From Physical Burnout After the Australian Open? |
Last Poll’s Results: 50.47% of you think that McEnroe crossed a line by lashing out at his fan.
We’ve got a new game for you- Fact or Fiction. The rules are simple: you’ll get a statement, and all you have to do is guess whether it’s true (a fact) or totally made up (fiction).
What's Your Take On This Statement |
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After winning the Australian Open, Carlos Alcaraz snatched the 88-year-old record from American Don Budge, who was a few months older than Alcaraz when he won Roland Garros in 1938 to complete his set of major titles. Alcaraz is just the sixth man to complete the career Grand Slam in the Open era after Rafael Nadal, Roger Federer, Novak Djokovic, Andre Agassi and Rod Laver. |
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