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  picture source: BBC The tennis world was shaken to its core when the news broke that Rafael Nadal, the legendary Spanish player and one of the most beloved figures in the sport, would not be participating in the 2023 Roland Garros French Open. To make matters worse, Nadal also revealed his intention to retire from professional tennis in 2024. This unexpected double announcement has sent shockwaves through the tennis community and left fans in a state of disappointment and sadness. Nadal's Dominance at the French Open:  To understand the magnitude of Nadal's absence from the French Open, one must first recognize his extraordinary record at this prestigious tournament. Known as the "King of Clay," Nadal has reigned supreme at Roland Garros, winning a remarkable 13 titles over the course of his illustrious career. His unparalleled success on the clay courts of Paris has made him synonymous with the tournament itself. Fans from around the world eagerly anticipated witne

I can't believe myself stop blogging for more than 2 years came back writing about Women tennis. But hear me out. Serena Williams - Queen of Tennis First of all, I'm a massive fans of Serena Williams. At the top where Federer, Sampras and Nadal were. She has changed the landscape of women tennis like how Nadal brought power and Federer introduced style and "class" to men tennis. Along the way all of them brought in new and reinvigorate existing tennis players like me to keep on playing and loving the game.  And 23 Grand Slams are not a mean feat at all. If you look at the closest rivals of whom have won a grand slam that are still playing today, the closest are Venus (7) and Sharapova (5)!! She is the greatest current and almost certainly ever women tennis player in history. Maybe, and I say maybe that might have drove her to do what she did last Saturday during the Finals of US Open 2018. So let's break it down. The US Open Finals - the crucia