Tennis legend Rafael Nadal has sparked speculation about his future after refusing to confirm whether this year's French Open will be his farewell. The 22-time Grand Slam champion, who turns 38 next week, admitted Saturday there's a "big, big chance" this Roland Garros could be his last—but left room for uncertainty.
"Don't assume that," Nadal told reporters when asked about retirement plans, adding he can't "100% predict" his next moves. His candid comments come after years of injuries limited his play, with only 11 matches under his belt in 2024.
Fans worldwide are holding their breath : Nadal has dominated the Paris clay courts since 2005, winning a record 14 titles. His 2023 hip surgery marked his first absence from the tournament in nearly two decades. Could 2024 bring one final victory lap—or an unexpected comeback?
With seven wins this season and his signature fighting spirit, the King of Clay isn't ruling anything out. Stay tuned!
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The 22-time Grand Slam champion, who turns 38 next week, admitted Saturday there's a "big, big chance" this Roland Garros could be his last—but left room for uncertainty. 
: Nadal has dominated the Paris clay courts since 2005, winning a record 14 titles. His 2023 hip surgery marked his first absence from the tournament in nearly two decades. Could 2024 bring one final victory lap—or an unexpected comeback? 
: Tennis Legend to Retire…
