Netflix will premiere on May 29 Rafa, a documentary series dedicated to the personal and sporting career of Rafel Nadal. The platform published the trailer for the production this Tuesday, a two-and-a-half-minute preview that revisits some of the most defining moments of the Manacorí's career and focuses on his ability to overcome injuries.

Netflix will premiere on May 29th Rafa, a documentary series dedicated to the personal and sporting career of Rafael Nadal. The platform published the trailer for the production this Tuesday, a two-and-a-half-minute preview that covers some of the most defining moments of the Manacorí's career and focuses on his ability to overcome injuries.

Rafel Nadal inaugurated this Thursday his new museum, in Manacor, which under the slogan 'Inside the Legend', offers a journey through his life on and off the court.

A Manacor Court of Instruction has been investigating three workers from theRafa Nadal Academy for months for their alleged involvement in a scheme of thefts and sales of sports equipment. The volume of stolen goods could exceed 6,000 euros and includes padel rackets intended as tournament prizes, rackets, including one signed by Rafa Nadal and considered exclusive.

A Manacor court of investigation has been looking for months into three workers at the Rafa Nadal Academy for alleged involvement in a scheme of theft and sale of sports equipment. The volume of stolen goods could exceed 6,000 euros and includes padel rackets intended as tournament prizes, rackets, including one signed by Rafa Nadal and considered exclusive.

Manacor-born tennis player Rafael Nadal will be awarded an honorary doctorate by the Polytechnic University of Madrid this Tuesday, the highest academic distinction granted by the institution. The ceremony will take place at 5:00 p.m. in the Rectorate and will be presided over by Rector Óscar García Suárez.

At the America Business Forum (ABF), taking place this week in Miami, one of the most talked-about moments on social media unfolded. It was a friendly greeting between businessman and former tennis player Rafael Nadal and the President of Argentina, Javier Milei. Nadal greeted Milei with, "Hey, Mr. President, how are we doing?!" to which Milei replied, "I can't believe it! How are you, Rafael? What an honor!" The encounter occurred in the hallways of the venue where both were speaking at a conference. Nadal, who was accompanied by Carles Moyà, Carles Costa, and the Mayor of Miami, Francis Suarez, entered the reserved area just before Milei began his presentation. The Mallorcan former tennis player approached the Argentine president with a friendly, "Hey, Mr. President, how are we doing?" Milei, visibly surprised, responded, "I can't believe it! How are you, Rafael? What an honor!" They hugged before exchanging greetings with their respective companions. Argentine tennis player David Nalbandian was also present and shared the scene with winks. However, the encounter has generated a flood of reactions on social media, from people surprised to others less so, regarding the emphasis placed on the greeting between Navidad and the far-right leader. Below are some of the comments:

Former tennis player Rafel Nadal warned this Tuesday about the use of his image and voice generated by Artificial Intelligence (AI) on some platforms to carry out misleading advertising or financial investment proposals.

Rafael Nadal will receive an honorary doctorate on October 3. from the University of Salamanca in a solemn ceremony held in the Auditorium. The University of Salamanca's faculty approved this award on January 20th, in the same session that approved the recognition of French microbiologist, geneticist, and biochemist Emmanuelle Charpentier, who will receive it on October 24th, according to the academic institution.

The Argentine government announced this Tuesday that former tennis player Rafael Nadal and the Melià hotel group will establish seven luxury hotels in the South American country. "Rafel Nadal is arriving in Argentina with a tourism venture: seven luxury hotels alongside Melià Hotels International," reported Daniel Scioli, Secretary of Tourism, Environment, and Sports in the Javier Milei administration.

Former tennis player Rafael Nadal and his wife, Mery Perelló, have had the following in a hospital in Palma: her second son, whose name is Miquel.

Who would the citizens of the Balearic Islands share a cruise with if they could choose any famous historical figure? III X-ray of the Current Traveler: preferences and their relationship with cruises, Prepared by MSC Cruises, it shows a clear profile in the Islands: Rafael Nadal is the favorite by far. The former tennis player is far ahead of the rest with 25% of the mentions, followed by Broncano (16%) and Aitana (8%).