Novak Djokovic in the third placed match in Riyadh.
And the 38-year-old appears to be looking forward to one final match with his biggest rival, “To have Novak in front [of me], it’s like a nostalgic thing. We’ve played each other a lot, so it’ll be fun to play each other again one more time in this match. Hopefully we can create a good show and a good level of entertainment.”
Nadal and Djokovic will play each other for one final time tomorrow, ahead of the Six Kings Slam final between the aforementioned Alcaraz and World No.1 Jannik Sinner, with a whopping $6million on the line.Inside the baseline…Rafael Nadal is such a realist in situations like this, and although all of the attention will be on him in Malaga, he will not want to hold Spain back from succeeding in the Davis Cup Finals. Nadal is obviously known for his singles prowess, but he is also a very handy doubles player as a former Olympic champion and will be useful in at least that capacity if he does not feel upto taking to the singles court
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