Rafael Nadal posted a photo with Roger Federer in Madrid on May 27, 2026, marking their first public meeting in years. The image showed the two with arms around each other and the caption “Look who I found in Madrid.”
The encounter comes after both players retired from professional tennis. Federer stepped away in 2022 at the Laver Cup in London, while Nadal ended his career in 2024 at the Davis Cup in Malaga. Their combined Grand Slam titles total 42.
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Following her February eligibility reinstatement, Novak Djokovic voiced confidence in Serena Williams' return to professional tennis during an Indian Wells Masters press conference. The 23-time Grand Slam singles champion's potential comeback has generated excitement among players, with Djokovic speculating on doubles with sister Venus.
Sixteen months into retirement, Rafael Nadal has been honored with a Spanish noble title and is teasing a potential exhibition match with Roger Federer. He is also filming a documentary in New York City and launching a US padel tour through his academy. These activities highlight Nadal's busy post-tennis life.
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Frances Tiafoe has become the latest player to withdraw from the Madrid Open, joining a growing list that includes Carlos Alcaraz, Novak Djokovic and Taylor Fritz. Emma Raducanu also pulled out due to a viral illness, delaying her clay-court return. The tournament begins on April 22 amid significant absences.
Novak Djokovic has overtaken Roger Federer's record for the most weeks spent in the ATP top 5 rankings, reaching 860 weeks despite withdrawing from the Madrid Open due to a right shoulder injury. The 38-year-old world No. 4 has been sidelined since Indian Wells. He also holds the all-time record for weeks at No. 1 with 428.
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Jamie Murray, the elder brother of Andy Murray, has announced his retirement from professional tennis after 36 years in the sport. The 40-year-old doubles specialist shared an emotional Instagram post reflecting on his achievements and expressing gratitude to family and supporters. He leaves behind a legacy including seven major titles and a World No. 1 ranking.