John McEnroe called it a “high probability.” The 2018 Australian Open seemed to be on a collision course for another Roger Federer vs. Rafael Nadal men’s singles final. However, Nadal failed to firm up his end of the bargain as a hip injury forced the No. 1 seed to shockingly retire after two games of [...]
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Tuesday, January 23, 2018
Rafael Nadal Loss Places Roger Federer As Even Stronger Australian Open Favorite
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