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"I don't know what's going to happen in six months," Nadal said. "I have a very good relationship with Zverev, but not enough to confess something like that to him. The reality is that I'm here to play tennis, try to have a great 2023, fight for everything that I have struggled throughout my career and I don't think about my retirement."

Rafael Nadal will begin his Australian Open title defense against Britain's rising star Jack Draper on Monday at the Rod Laver Arena. Having lost six of his last seven tour matches, the Spaniard admits that he is "vulnerable," but is ready to work with what he has.

“Without a doubt. I have been losing more than usual, so that’s part of the business. I'm humble enough to accept that situation and just work with what I have today. I need to build again all this momentum. I need to build again this confidence with myself with victories," he said.

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Carlos Alcaraz has to be the outright favorite to win the Madrid Open. Rafael Nadal was unlikely to challenge given that he hasn’t competed since January, but obviously, his absence psychologically aids Alcaraz’s cause as is Djokovic who is reportedly taking his time off to recuperate from an elbow injury.

Martic agreed to an extent, saying that in 2018 Khachanov had just won in Moscow and was in a good groove. But he added, “It’s difficult to point to one reason: He also plays well indoors and likes Paris and the crowds and atmosphere there.”

The calendar matters in other ways, too. Federer withdrew from the Paris Masters or skipped it four times in the 2010s, partly because his hometown tournament in Basel, Switzerland, immediately precedes it. He not only won Basel seven times in that decade (and 10 total), reaching the final two other times, but also devoted extra energy to supporting the event.

More significant, Boynton said, is that on the heels of Paris is the ATP Finals for the top eight players. That’s even more prestigious than a Masters 1000. Three of those four times Federer bowed out of Paris, he played in the Finals; Nadal played the Finals four times after either skipping Paris or withdrawing mid-tournament because of injury.

There is no shortage of challengers though with Stefanos Tsitsipas looking like the second favorite after rediscovering his form in Barcelona. Tsitsipas and Alcaraz are due to face off in the Barcelona final at the time of writing. And there can be no doubt that a Tsitsipas win in that match could really spice things up in the next two weeks.

This year’s Madrid Open looks a little peculiar with two of the biggest draws in men’s tennis confirming their absence. That will mean defending champion Carlos Alcaraz will be the odds-on favorite to retain his title at the Caja Magica. In this article, we shall delve into the list of favorites, players to watch, and dark horses to win the second Masters 1000 on clay this season.

Rafael Nadal's title defense will start off against talented Brit Jack Draper, who reached the quarterfinals of last year's Canadian Open. The Spaniard may not have it easy but should be able to get the win and advance to the second round, where he will face either Brandon Nakashima or Mackenzie McDonald.