2024 Schedule

Where does Rafael Nadal play next?

Check out his 2024 schedule!

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Please note that the schedule depends on Rafa’s health and availability, and can change anytime.

More tournaments will be added to the list in the upcoming weeks.

Stay tuned for more updates in case of schedule changes.

JANUARY:

December 31 – January 7: Brisbane, Australia

January 7: Rafa has announced that he is withdrawing from the Australian Open after an MRI scan revealed that he had a micro tear on a muscle.

January 14 – 28: Australian Open, Melbourne, Australia

FEBRUARY:

February 14: Rafa has announced his withdrawal from the 2024 Qatar Open in Doha, citing that he is “not ready to compete yet.

February 19 – 24: Doha, Qatar

MARCH:

March 3: The Netflix Slam – Nadal vs Alcaraz, Las Vegas, USA (exhibition match)

Rafa withdrew from Indian Wells on March 6 on the eve of his first-round match, saying he is not “ready to play at the highest level”.

March 6 – 17: BNP Paribas Open, Indian Wells, USA

April 13 – 21: Barcelona Open, Spain

April 22 – May 5: Madrid Open, Spain

MAY:

May 20 – June 9: Roland Garros, Paris, France

JUNE:

JULY:

Rafa is going to skip Wimbledon, as expected, and instead prepare for the Paris Olympics by entering a clay-court tournament in Bastad, Sweden.

July 1 – 14: Wimbledon, London, United Kingdom

July 15 – 24: Nordea Open, Bastad, Sweden

July 27 – August 4: Olympic Games, Paris, France

AUGUST:

August 26 – September 8: US Open, New York City, USA

SEPTEMBER:

September 20 – 22: Laver Cup, Berlin, Germany

OCTOBER:

October 16 – 19: Six Kings Slam, Saudi Arabia

NOVEMBER:

November 21-26: Davis Cup, Malaga, Spain

360 comments

  1. Rafa, maybe it’s time to make a change in your rackets too? I think that’s what Roger Federer did. He said the size of his racket helped him hit the balls better. And maybe don’t hit the ball in a ballooning way cause it always give the opponent a chance to prepare to hit back because of the slow downfall of the ball.

  2. Federer is playing quite the well passing shots as evident from his Basel Final . . . Nadal must return to his strength and that is his forehands and line to line angles. Just need to motivate himself by watching some of the nail bitters he had with Federer in the past decade and went out of most of them as the Champion We Love . . .

  3. Dear Rafa move a bit inside baseline for Federer. Try to attack his right side.

  4. Well done Rafa. A fantastic year. Maybe serve and volley more against Federer. Use a bigger raquet. But be yourself.

    • ‘Respecting’ him, in the sense as if he is one notch above- may be working inside your head Rafa. Be ruthless on court as you have always been. Guess he is playing up the ‘great friendship between us’ as a tactical thing.

      • I so agree that he is using the friend bit as a tactic. You are just as good as Roger if not better. Please start believing in yourself and your abilities. Love you so much Can’t wait to see you in January

  5. I cried when you lost to old Federe! why can’t win from him, you are better then him. I sure hope keep No,1 next year too 頑張って下さい❣

    from:Hawaii

  6. Rafa in 2017 you have been fantastic to watch. Presently you are only losing to Roger because of too many tournaments in a row. When you did not take a break you lost to Theim in Rome. That is why you lost in Shanghai. You need to sit one out or you will burn yourself out. You hold the cards and Sunday’s match to me was exhaustion. Just think of all the times he has been runner up to you. It’s a great respectful rivalry. You know his racket is huge. But he has played half the year. Please study his new approach to that racket and rest. You have let him in your head and beaten a lot harder opponents. You are thinking too much. I love to watch you take it away from him again. Please rest one out and then come back and it’ will be like Roland Garros all over again. Look at the players that have played all year and they are dropping in the ATP rankings. Burned out! Roger has picked the ones he knows he can have a chance. Beijing played so fast it was ridiculous. In a five setter you have him every time. Well you still get him most of the time. Rest and really think like a chess player. Two moves ahead!
    I love you and respect you and I want you to rest. You have all the tools to beat them all! It is yours for the taking. Choose wisely and rest. You have played twice as much as him this year. He was rested and ready. Next time it’s your turn. Okay sorry so much talking here but I am in your corner always.😘❤️👏🏆💪

  7. Praying about his knee!
    Congrats Rafa on such great games & sportsmanship. You’re excellant example to the next generation & maybe Kyrigos. 😉

  8. Nadal you are the best you need to stop respecting Roger the way you do he is great but you’re the greatest.

  9. Happy you won at Beijing. Sad for your loss at Shanghai.Keep Strong ,Stay Healthy ,Be Happy.Rest for now. God bless you,your family and team.VAMOS RAFAELNADALHEALTH.

  10. Robin Neel

    Rafael Nadal is the best tennis player on all surfaces today. That’s why he is
    #1. His improvement in the last 6 months is astonishing. Serve, volley and
    ground strokes are in a class by himself. Thank you Rafa, for the entertainment
    you provide us all. Good luck in 2018.

  11. La Decima!! RF refuses to compete on all surfaces so he knows he’s not the best, he himself admits this by default. There is literally, factually NO CONTEST!! Vamos Rafa!! The true GOAT!!

    • Rafa competes on all services, but does not compete in all tournaments his good friend & rival Roger Federer does the same thing. No player plays with the intensity of Nadal, when he warms up he does so like he is in competition. He is the fittest player in tennis and one of the best liked

  12. Rafa, you are my favorite. If you don’t play , I don’t watch tennis and life is dull! I tried to have my daughter call her next baby girl, Rafaela. We shall see!
    Please keep on playing. You bring excitement to all tournaments. Love you, mon ami!

  13. Congrats to rafa on winning sweet sixteen. I think.. im the biggest fan of him in pakistan. I never saw . Whether its 2 a.m or 5 a.m ori hav to go for work.. i never missed his match.. i love his game style… i hope . His reign will continue to be at the top… Campeón.
    Bilz khan

      • I am from Chandigarh, India. And I watched all the matches of Rafa. It doesnt matter wheater matches are on late nights or early mornings. And seriously from 2008 to till now I watched 90% of your matches.

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