Rafael Nadal announced his retirement from tennis in November last year at the age of 38 but it appears that the Spaniard is now in high demand just a few months on from his bombshell announcemen

Roland Garros final saw a tennis match for the ages on the dirt of Paris. Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner produced an epic that satisfied the hunger of every tennis fan.

Rafael Nadal just left another mark in the tennis history books, but it's probably not what you'd think. The former tennis legend just broke a record on Sunday, June 8 for having one of the most expensive tennis rackets ever sold.

A Babolat racket used by Rafael Nadal during his 2017 French Open-winning final was sold at a Prestige Memorabilia auction for $157,333.20 including buyer's premium on Sunday, the most ever paid for a tennis racket.

Carlos Alcaraz pulled off a stunning five-set win over Jannik Sinner to maintain a 100 percent win record in Grand Slam finals. Alcaraz was two sets and a serve down in the third set, before he turned on beast mode and broke Sinner thrice to take the set 6-4.

On May 25 – during Day 1 of 2025 Roland Garros – Nadal received a truly emotional tribute on the iconic Philippe Chatrier and burst into tears as his eternal rivals appeared on the court to pay tribute to him.