Articles:

- Nadal Sets Gulbis Clash – via ATP
Rafa on Gulbis: “Tomorrow I play against an opponent who is very dangerous. He’s playing well and he’s having a great season. I had a tough match against him in Indian Wells this year…He’s an aggressive player, big serve, big shots from the baseline, and I have to be playing great if I want to have any chance.”
- Nadal breezes past flailing Fognini – via ESPN
- Why Rafael Nadal is the man to beat — and not just at the French Open – via oregonlive.com
Some fans and odds-makers believe Djokovic can win the calendar-year Grand Slam this season. Indeed he could. Others are convinced Federer has another Wimbledon title in him, which he might. A few even insist this will be the summer of Andy Murray. Hey, anything’s possible. But it would be foolish to count Nadal out — not just at Roland Garros but at Wimbledon and the U.S. Open as well. Because no matter what condition his knees are in, this much should be clear by now: Rafa knows tennis.
- French Open 2013: Rafael Nadal Won’t Be Denied 8th Title – via bleacherreport.com
- Madrid to host World Group play-off – daviscup.com
The Real Federacion Espanol de Tenis confirmed on Tuesday that the Caja Magica, location of Rafael Nadal’s recent ATP Masters-1000 triumph, will host the tie which will decide who plays in the competition’s top tier next season.
- Key Points Analysis: A Rafael Nadal Demolition That Could’ve Been Worse – via changeovertennis.com (P.S. Forgot to post it earlier, sorry)
Videos:
- Nadal vs Fognini Masters Rome 2013 R2 – Full Match HD Spanish
- Rafael Nadal looks ahead to a ‘tough match’ against Ernests Gulbis at the Internazionali BNL d’Italia: Watch Nadal Interview
- Josh Berry impressions of Tennis stars! (Incredible impressions of the Big Four)
- Rafael Nadal vs Fabio Fognini – ATP Rome 2013. Highlights
- Rafa Fiddles With His Watch
- Rafa Warming-Up With Maymo Before First Rome Practice
Social Media:
PHOTOS: Rafael Nadal beat Fabio Fognini 6-1 6-3
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