Nadal has a serious problem with his foot says coach

MADRID (Reuters) - World number two Rafael Nadal has a serious problem with his foot which is likely to affect the rest of his career, his uncle and coach Toni Nadal has said. 'He's been affected by an injury to his foot since 2005.

Tennis: Safin ruled out of Davis Cup final against US
Russia's Davis Cup captain Shamil Tarpishchev has ruled out any chance of Marat Safin being drafted in as a late replacement for this week's final against the United States in Portland, Oregon.

Tennis: Six big names confirmed for Heineken Open tennis
Six current or former top 10 players will play January's Heineken Open. The field includes seven players currently ranked in the top 30, two Grand Slam winners and three past champions.

Russia won't spring Safin surprise
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Drucker: Five moments in Davis Cup history
Australian Fred Stolle, a member of the Tennis Hall of Fame, put it best when talking about Davis Cup: 'Very strange things can happen.' Stolle should know.

UPDATE 1-Tennis-Foot injury not career-threatening says Nadal
MADRID, Nov 28 (Reuters) - World number two Rafael Nadal denied on Wednesday a claim from his coach and uncle Toni Nadal that he had a potentially career-threatening foot injury.

Invisible man Edberg returns to face Henman
Whenever tennis fans gather to reminisce, it is rarely difficult to put an answer to the 'Whatever happened to...' questions.

Nadal quells injury talk
November, 2007 Rafael Nadal has quickly put an end to talk of a career-threatening foot injury.


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