Spanish tennis player Rafael Nadal, number one in the world, has joined the roster of players who will participate in the Kooyong Classic exhibition tournament in Melbourne, which will be played from January 9 to 12.
In addition to Nadal, the Serbian Novak Djokovic, the Spanish Pablo Carreño, the Belgian David Goffin, the Austrian Dominic Thiem, the South African Kevin Anderson, the Swiss Belinda Bencic and the German Andrea Petkovic, among others, are confirmed at the Kooyong stadium.
In this way, Nadal will try to get as far as possible at the beginning of the Australian Open (January 15 to 28), a tournament in which last year he was a finalist against the Swiss Roger Federer and that will mark his start of the season, after being out of the Abu Dhabi exhibition and the Brisbane ATP.
Nadal also plans to participate in the ‘Tie Break Tens’, on Wednesday 10th, at the Margaret Court Arena in the Melbourne Park complex. Also participating in this exhibition tournament are Dominic Thiem, the French Lucas Pouille, the Czech Tomas Berdych, Novak Djokovic, the Swiss Stan Wawrinka, and the Australians Nick Kyrgios and Lleyton Hewitt. EFE.
In addition to Nadal, the Serbian Novak Djokovic, the Spanish Pablo Carreño, the Belgian David Goffin, the Austrian Dominic Thiem, the South African Kevin Anderson, the Swiss Belinda Bencic and the German Andrea Petkovic, among others, are confirmed at the Kooyong stadium.
In this way, Nadal will try to get as far as possible at the beginning of the Australian Open (January 15 to 28), a tournament in which last year he was a finalist against the Swiss Roger Federer and that will mark his start of the season, after being out of the Abu Dhabi exhibition and the Brisbane ATP.
Nadal also plans to participate in the ‘Tie Break Tens’, on Wednesday 10th, at the Margaret Court Arena in the Melbourne Park complex. Also participating in this exhibition tournament are Dominic Thiem, the French Lucas Pouille, the Czech Tomas Berdych, Novak Djokovic, the Swiss Stan Wawrinka, and the Australians Nick Kyrgios and Lleyton Hewitt. EFE.