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El Rafa Nadal Tour by Santander ya tiene calendario para 2021

Se celebrará a partir de enero e incluirá novedades, como la incorporación de las categorías sub-16

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El circuito juvenil de tenis Rafa Nadal Tour presenta su octava edición, que se celebrará a partir de enero de 2021 e incluirá destacadas novedades, como la incorporación de categorías sub-16 - que se sumarán a las sub-14 y sub-12 -, así como el apoyo de Banco Santander como nuevo patrocinador principal, que dará un nuevo nombre al circuito: Rafa Nadal Tour by Santander .

Consolidado como un referente dentro del calendario de competiciones juveniles, el circuito ha apostado desde sus inicios por ser una plataforma que contribuye al desarrollo personal y deportivo de los participantes. En este sentido, en cada torneo se llevarán a cabo actividades y dinámicas de promoción de valores positivos, como la deportividad, el compromiso, el compañerismo y el esfuerzo.

Otro de los aspectos de la singularidad del Rafa Nadal Tour by Santander es su carácter solidario, ya que la totalidad de los beneficios se destina a la Fundación Rafa Nadal . Desde hace más de 10 años, esta organización benéfica trabaja en España y la India con el objetivo de fomentar la integración y el desarrollo personal y social de niños y jóvenes.

Seis torneos y un máster

A lo largo de 2021, el Rafa Nadal Tour by Santander celebrará seis torneos y un máster en diferentes ciudades españolas:

-Del 2/1 al 10/1 Real Club Tenis Barcelona-1899 (Barcelona)

-Del 20/2 al 28/2 Asociación Recreativa Río Grande (Sevilla)

-Del 26/3 al 3/4 Club Esportiu Valldoreix-BTT (Barcelona)

-Del 22/5 al 30/5 Club Español de Tenis (Valencia)

-Del 25/6 al 3/7 Club Atlético Montemar (Alicante)

-Del 16/7 al 24/7 Club Internacional de Tenis (Madrid)

-Del 15/9 al 18/9 Rafa Nadal Academy by Movistar (Mallorca)

Así, tras hacer parada en Barcelona, Sevilla, Valldoreix (Barcelona), Valencia, Alicante y Madrid, en septiembre se celebrará el máster en Mallorca. En este último torneo, participarán los siete primeros clasificados del ranking del circuito de las categorías sub-12 y sub-14, así como los cuatro primeros de sub-16. Además, participarán los cuatro ganadores del ‘Trofeo de Valores’ (dos de categoría sub-12 y dos de categoría sub-14). Cabe destacar, además, que los campeonatos de España alevín, infantil y cadete puntuarán también para el ranking del circuito.

La edición 2020 finalizó la semana pasada, con la celebración del máster

El calendario de competición de la edición 2020 ha sufrido diversas modificaciones debido a la pandemia, por lo que la celebración del máster de la presente edición tuvo que ser pospuesta hasta diciembre. E sta última etapa se disputó la semana pasada, del 1 al 4 de diciembre, en la Rafa Nadal Academy by Movistar , en Manacor (Mallorca).

A pesar de la suspensión de uno de los torneos y de las limitaciones en la participación, en la edición de este año se han registrado más de 1.900 inscripciones y la participación de más de 1.400 jóvenes de más de 55 nacionalidades.

Patrocinadores, parte fundamental del circuito

El patrocinio de Banco Santander supone un nuevo impulso para el circuito, a la vez que reafirma el compromiso de la entidad financiera con la sociedad, a través de su apoyo al deporte.

Asimismo, la consolidación y el reconocimiento alcanzados por el circuito no hubiera sido posible sin la colaboración que desde hace años brindan importantes empresas como KIA, Nike, Heliocare, Babolat e I-Con Sports , además de CocaCola en las categorías sub-14 y sub-16.

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Rafa Nadal Tour by MAPFRE, ¡mucho más que un circuito de tenis!

Con gran orgullo e ilusión, recientemente hemos presentado Rafa Nadal Tour by MAPFRE , un circuito de tenis impulsado por Rafael Nadal y dirigido a jóvenes tenistas de toda España.

En la Fundación Rafa Nadal, la celebración de este tour nos llena de satisfacción por dos motivos principales: en primer lugar porque, por voluntad expresa del tenista, todos los beneficios de los torneos irán destinados a los proyectos educativos que desarrollamos. Sin duda, un gran impulso para nuestra organización.

Por otra parte, esta iniciativa ha nacido con la voluntad de potenciar en los jóvenes participantes, aspectos fundamentales para un desarrollo personal completo, como el esfuerzo, el compañerismo y la superación personal. De hecho, para reforzar aún más estas actitudes, en cada categoría habrá una octava plaza para la final que se otorgará al jugador que mejor aplique los comportamientos trabajados durante el ‘Entrenamiento de Valores’.

Competición y formación en valores, ¡unidos más que nunca!

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FC Barcelona return to the United States for preseason tour

The FC Barcelona men’s first team will repeat the last season’s destination and travel once again to the United States for their preseason tour, BARÇA ON TOUR: US 2023, in which they will play a total of four matches, all against European opposition. The first two games will be played in California; 22 July against Juventus in Santa Clara, San Francisco Bay Area, and on 26 July against Arsenal FC. The last two games will take place in Dallas Texas, for the clash with Real Madrid on 29 July and in Las Vegas where the tour will conclude with a game against AC Milan.  

The US Summer Tour 2022 saw the Barça play on the East Coast with games in Miami and New York – as well as games in Las Vegas and Dallas – cities which hosted the majority of the Club’s institutional and social activities. This year the geographical emphasis has shifted to the West Coast where the majority of the Club’s activities will take place and where they will play three of their four scheduled games.  

The blaugranes’ debut on the tour will come on 22 July against Juventus in the Levis Stadium, Santa Clara in San Francisco, home of the NFL’s San Francisco 49ers. It will be the third time that Barça have played at the venue which has room for 68,000 fans following matches against Manchester United in 2015 and AC Milan in 2018. The most recent encounter between Barça and Juventus came in a friendly last season on tour, the game ended in a 2-2 draw.  

The other games in California will come against Mikel Arteta’s Arsenal side on 26 July in the SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, Los Angeles, a venue opened in 2020 with a capacity of 70,000 and the ground where the Los Angeles Chargers and Los Angeles Rams of the NFL play their home matches. The fixture between the two sides will be their first in seven seasons, the last meeting having come in the last sixteen of the UEFA Champions League in 2016 in which Barça won 2-0 in London and 3-1 at Spotify Camp Nou. The game will also be the first on American soil between the two clubs.  

Another Clásico in Arlington, Texas  

The summer tour this year will also include one of the most awaited matches for the fans, the Clásico, the third meeting between Barça and Real Madrid in the USA. He game will take place at the AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas which has a capacity of 80,000 and is home to the NFL’s Dallas Cowboys. The venue is one that Barça have visited twice previously; in 2011 against Manchester United and in 2018 against AS Roma. In their two previous games against Real Madrid in the US, Barça have come out on top both times: winning 3-2 at the Hard Rock Stadium in Miami in 2017 and 1-0 at the Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas in 2022.  

The Allegiant Stadium, which holds 65,000 fans, will be the venue for the final game of the tour for Xavi Hernández’s men against AC Milan, the third game on the west coast. The two teams have met on two previous occasions on US soil with a 2-0 win for Barça in 2003 in Washington and a 1-0 win for the Italians in 2018 in Santa Clara.

These four games during BARÇA ON TOUR: US 2023 are part of the Soccer Champions Tour, a tournament put together by Sixth Street in collaboration with Legends and AEG, and in which, aside from Barça and their four opponents on the tour, Manchester United will also be participating.  

The USA, a popular destination for blaugrana preseason  

This summer’s tour will be the 14 th in FC Barcelona history to the USA (the first in 1937 was key in the Club’s survival), a country that has become a popular destination in recent years with tours taking place in 2011, 2015, 2017, 2018, the latter being a joint tour with the women’s team, as well as 2019 and 2022.  

In fact, the North American market in a key priority for the globalisation and expansion the Barça brand. Football is undergoing a great period of growth in the USA that trend will hopefully continue with the next World Cup in 2026 taking place on North American soil. Furthermore, FC Barcelona opened a US office in New York in 2016 and continues its efforts to build a greater connection with its existing fans and win more followers and reach agreements with local sponsors to help develop even further the country’s footballing ecosystem.  

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Rafael Nadal pulls out of Monte Carlo Masters in another blow to his French Open preparation

Sport Rafael Nadal pulls out of Monte Carlo Masters in another blow to his French Open preparation

Rafael Nadal has pulled out of the Monte Carlo Masters because of a lingering injury, delaying the start of his clay-court tournament preparation ahead of the French Open and extending an absence that began in January.

The 37-year-old had hip surgery last summer and has played only three competitive matches — all in Brisbane before skipping the Australian Open — this year.

Nadal has won the Monte Carlo Masters 11 times but announced on his social media accounts that he would not be ready to play when the tournament starts next week.

"My body simply won't allow me," the 22-time grand slam champion said in a statement.

The Spaniard didn't mention the French Open — he has won the clay-court major a record 14 times — in his statement.

The Roland Garros tournament begins on May 25.

In early March, Nadal played an exhibition match against Carlos Alcaraz in Las Vegas but days later pulled out of the Indian Wells tournament.

"You have no idea how hard this is for me to not be able to play these events," he wrote.

"The only thing I can do is to accept the situation and try to look at the immediate future keeping the excitement and will to play in order to give me a chance for things to get better."

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The Top 10 Best Tennis Academies in California

Along with Texas and Florida, California has long been known for producing the highest level of tennis in the USA throughout the years. A big reason for that? There are countless California academies that function year-round due to immaculate weather.

Growing up and going to college in California myself, I have had personal experience with many of the academies we list below. My promise is that from my knowledge, I would send my own child to any of the academies listed below. And trust me, there are many that I had to leave out. There are many more great ones in the area, but these are the ones that we can vouch for most confidently.

Junior academies are a great option if you’re looking for something where your child can develop as a player and a person . It can be difficult to find all the information you need in one place, so we’ve made this article to lay it all out for you. Let’s face it, looking at Yelp reviews for tennis academies just isn’t going to cut it. This is an important decision, and you are much better off asking the experts. Luckily, we have experience with many of them and are here to tell you which ones are best.

Because California is such a large state, we felt it necessary to differentiate between Southern California and Northern California. We include information such as location, price, academy goals, and schedule.

The tennis academies featured in this article have proven to be successful by their track records. Each has a resume showing their production of high level players throughout the years. Most of them have been a training hub for future division 1 college players, as well as highly successful professionals. Whatever your child’s goals may be, these 10 academies can help to achieve them.

Top 5 Academies in Southern California

#5 – weil tennis academy.

One of the best tennis academies in California, Weil Tennis Academy is a hotspot for young tennis talent across the world. Located in Ojai, California, facilities include 22 courts, a pool, jacuzzi, a nice gym, restaurants, dorms, and classrooms.

Weil Tennis Academy emphasizes a path that leads students to the best universities in the United States. Their website mentions that the academy has the #1 rated college placement program in the world. Students that have graduated went on to play at schools such as Stanford and UCLA. 

The cost for a full-year of tennis, school, and boarding is about $48,550.00 per year.

Weekly Schedule at Weil

For more information about Weil Tennis Academy, visit their website at weiltennis.com

#4 – Jackson-Bridge Tennis Academy

Jackson-Bridge Tennis academy is located in Orange County, California. Specifically, it is based out of the Los Caballeros Sports Village. This facility was rated the #1 sports club in Orange County because of its 23 great tennis courts, 2 gyms, 3 pools, and beautiful racket ball facility.

The academy has options ranging from weekly private lessons to full time boarding. Their main goal is to examine the level and goals of each player, then create a path to achieve those goals.

According to their website, “The Jackson-Bridge full-time academy is for local, and international, boarding and non-boarding players who are looking for college placement or pro career development. Custom training plans are put together after a thorough player evaluation.”

Full Time Academy Includes…

• Small Group Training
• Private Lessons
• Custom Training
• Match Play (UTR ladders, team based points, situational points)
• Fitness (agility, strength, speed, and balance work)
• Academics (program coordination, individual instruction, accountability)
• Tournaments (traveling)
• Boarding (on-site)

For more information about the Jackson-Bridge Tennis Academy, see their website at jacksonbridgetennis.com

#3 – Advantage Tennis Academy

Advantage Tennis Academy is located in Irvine, California. It is widely known to produce top notch players at the collegiate and professional level. Advantage is based out of The Racquet Club of Irvine which includes 22 hard courts, 6 clay courts, a spacious gym, and a large swimming pool.

Founder and Director Jimmy Johnson has a track record of over 25 years of coaching experience. His hands-on involvement in daily training is one of the biggest reasons for the academy’s success.

Advantage offers versatile training packages so that you will be able to find the perfect one for your needs. They offer individual lessons, after school camps, and full time training for both boarding and non-boarding students.

Advantage Sample Daily Schedule

For full time training, Advantage Tennis Academy costs about $42,000/year including boarding. Lower cost packages are also available.

For more information, visit the Advantage website at advantagetennisacademy.com .

#2 – Tennis Mechanix (TMX) Academy

The Tennis Mechanix Academy (TMX as it is referred to in Southern California) has produced many collegiate level players over its existence. It was founded in Burbank, California by Cecil Mamiit and Joel Dacay. Mamiit is a former world no. 72 professional player and has a long track record of juniors he coached that have excelled through to the college and pro level.

TMX offers both after school and homeschool programs for players between the ages of 7 and 18. Their training lies on 3 simple but essential pillars for success: hitting drills, point play, and fitness.

• Hitting drills to improve all around skills, placement, patterns, timing, recognition, and weapons.
• Point play to incorporate the technique, skills, and footwork learned in drilling into a live-ball situation.
• Fitness to improve hand-eye coordination, tennis specific conditioning, speed, injury prevention, and longevity.

For more information, please visit their website at TMXacademy.com .

#1 – TennisPower Academy

TennisPower Academy is a world-class training facility located at Peninsula Racquet Club in Southern California. Overlooking the Pacific Ocean and majestic Catalina Island, the Academy prominently sits on the cliffs of the beautiful Palos Verdes Peninsula. It boasts 12 fully lit courts with an amazing ocean view clubhouse and terrace, locker room and pro shop.

TennisPower Academy is owned and managed by Oliver Messerli, a WTA and ATP touring coach with 25 years of developmental experience. He has been the traveling coach of names such as Mary Pierce, Lisa Raymond and Jason Jung. The Academy is home to several current touring professionals that work closely with TennisPower coaches on and off the court.

Aside from tennis, training includes tennis-specific outdoor gym conditioning and fitness training. A physiotherapist is available to the athletes as needed.

TennisPower Academy is smaller than most boarding academies, which allows more individual attention for players to receive from their coaches. The academy prides itself on being able to tailor specific goals and objectives with the needs and personalities of each unique athlete in different stages of their development.

Attentive coaches guide professionals and ITF players on and off the court from technical development to physical and mental conditioning to tournament and travel planning. They also structure serious junior players toward their ultimate goals; whether it’s following a path to play college tennis or pursuing the ITF platform. Players are able to leverage on TennisPower Academy relationships with many college coaches and countless years of travel on the junior circuit.

The Academy offers a full training schedule year round for traveling professionals, home-schooled players and all juniors looking to attend an after-school program. Full-time programs account for 15 to 20 hours of training on court and 5 hours of conditioning and mobility/flexibility work weekly.

TennisPower Academy Weekly Schedule

For more information, visit peninsularacquetclub.com or @tennispoweracademy on Instagram.

Top 5 Academies in Northern California

#5 – norcal tennis academy.

NorCal Tennis Academy was first started in 2003. It has now grown to be one of the largest and most successful tennis academies in all of California. They have 5 locations: 3 in the South San Jose area, one in Morgan Hill, and one in the Fremont-Newark area.

Headed by coach Thomas Le, this academy has produced Northern California standouts year after year, sending them off to prestigious colleges throughout the country. Coach Le’s impressive resume, seen here , has played a large part in that.

Their coaching philosophy is fairly simple. It starts with giving young players a solid foundation that will allow them to improve tremendously as they grow and gain experience. Their website claims that “Together our 10U and 12U players have been winning an impressive 28 consecutive team sectional championship wins and close to a dozen individual sectional titles (the highest level in each age group).” Their academy offers private lessons, group training, strength and conditioning, and team competition and tournaments for any player between the ages of 10 and 18.

Because they are not a boarding academy, their rates vary depending on how long your sessions are, and how individualized they are. Their system consists of a “credits” system, where lessons are paid for in packages. Visit their site at norcaltennisacademy.com .

#4 – Eagle Fustar Tennis Academy

Eagle Fustar Tennis Academy runs out of 5 separate locations all across Northern California. They have clinics run by experienced coaches in Sunnyvale, Cupertino, Saratoga, Fremont, and Santa Clara.

This academy was founded in 2003 by Brian Eagle and Nick Fustar. They both have lengthy playing and coaching resumes. Additionally, they pride themselves on catering to each player’s individual needs. Not every player has the same goals, but they make it their mission to achieve whatever they might be. They have clinics for every level, as seen below.

While they do have a full time program, they also have an flexible drop in system that allows players to drop into the academy at a per clinic rate. This way there is no long term commitment if your child decides it isn’t the best fit for them.

Their programs consist of:

• Specialized fitness
• Mental training
• Academic support and college guidance
• Expert coaching
• Physio access

Cost of Eagle Fustar Tennis Academy

Pricing at Eagle Fustar depends on the level of the clinic and how many you purchase at once. For the High Performance Clinics, you can pay $90 dollars per clinic as a drop in rate. For more specific pricing, click here .

#3 – Sylvano Tennis Academy

Sylvano Tennis Academy is located in Santa Clara, California and was created by Coach Sylvano Simone. Sylvano began coaching in 1997. He has made it a priority to make junior players better through hard work, intensive training, and dedication to hours of training.

Sylvano Tennis Academy offers group and individual lessons for juniors of all levels and ages. His most advanced group focuses on the following key aspects to development:

• Direction and planning to become a top ranked player
• Intensive high energy work outs to improve concentration and fitness
• Mental and fitness training
• Reinforce proper techniques and skills
• Train with players similar age and skill levels

Prices are not listed for Sylvano Tennis Academy, but you can obtain this information through contacting them directly. You can also learn more on their website at sylvanotennisacademy.com .

#2 – JMG Tennis Academy

The JMG Tennis Academy is located in Sacramento, California. Joseph Morris Gilbert, the man who founded the academy in 2011, is a widely respected coach across the country.

JMG tennis academy has produced several high achieving college and professional players. Among them are Jenson Brooksby, Collin Altamirano, and Katie Volynets. The list goes on to include many Blue Chip Recruits, including players that went on to play at Stanford, University of Texas, and so on.

Training at JMG consists of creating an individualized program for each player depending on their needs. Their website claims, “ Most junior tennis academies focus on the quantity of group hours, JMG Tennis focuses on creating a specific individual custom program which is tailored to the players needs so he/she has the best opportunity to succeed .”

The scheduling of this academy depends on the individual needs of the junior, so their schedule is not spelled out on their website. However, each player can expect the following:

• Private attention
• Group training
• Physical training
• Tournament consulting
• Sports psychology

If you want your child to improve as a tennis player, this academy stands out. I have competed against several of their players in tournaments and they are all tough as nails. You can contact them at JMGtennis.com for pricing and details.

#1 – Gorin Tennis Academy

Rounding out our list at #1 for Northern California tennis academies is Gorin Tennis Academy.

With several locations across California, Gorin Tennis Academy is known to be one of the best academies in the United States . The main location is in Granite Bay, where the academy started. The head coach is Vitaly Gorin, who has coached top players such as Nikoloz Basilashvilli, Dimitry Tursunov, and Yaroslava Shvedova. All of them have reached the top 30 in the world. 

There are only 7 courts at this academy, meaning you can expect more individualized attention from coaches. They offer both boarding and non-boarding programs depending on your needs.

Typical Daily Schedule at Gorin Tennis Academy

Their website claims that 85% of their players receive scholarship offers or go professional. This is an astounding number.

For full-time boarding, you should expect to pay about $33,175 per year. However, individual non-boarding classes come out to be much cheaper. For more information, visit their website at gorintennis.com.

Final Thoughts

While we have researched all of these academies, ultimately it is up to you to decide which is the best fit for your child. Each of these academies is a bit different with their strengths and weaknesses, so be sure to find a good fit rather than throwing your child to the “big name academy.”

Hopefully this list is helpful in finding the right academy for you in California! If you have any questions, be sure to reach out directly to them, as they will be happy to give you details further than what we could provide. Happy training!

Austin Rapp

Hi there! My name is Austin Rapp and since I picked up a racket at age 8, I worked hard to improve my game. I was never the most talented junior, but I tried to learn the game to give myself an edge. I earned the privilege of playing at UCLA for 4 years, serving as team captain for my last 2. In my time there, I took advantage of the coaching and great talent around me to grow my knowledge of the game and became an All-American. I am currently playing professional tennis, ranked top 700 in singles and top 350 in doubles. Above all, my favorite tennis moments were hitting with Roger Federer and Rafa Nadal at Indian Wells!

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Rafael Nadal sufre una lesión durante el Open de Australia 2023 Europa Press

Rafa Nadal siembra las dudas sobre su regreso: su vuelta a los torneos de tierra, en el aire

El tenista español busca prepararse para roland garros, pero su presencia en el masters 1.000 de montecarlo que comienza esta semana no es segura..

El mundo del tenis sigue esperando a Rafa Nadal . El jugador español se puso como objetivo llegar a la temporada de tierra batida y especialmente a Roland Garros en el mejor tono de forma posible, pero ahora mismo su vuelta es una incertidumbre. 

Después de un 2023 totalmente aciago para el de Manacor , que se pasó todo el año en el dique seco por culpa de una lesión en el Open de Australia , todas las esperanzas estaban puestas en volver a verle sonreír en 2024. Sin embargo, el comienzo de la temporada no ha sido nada positivo.

En su puesta en escena, en el ATP de Brisbane que se disputó a principios de enero, Nadal cayó lesionado. Fue en tercera ronda, después de vencer a Thiem y Kubler ofreciendo muy buenas sensaciones. En el duelo ante Thompson tuvo que retirarse por una microrotura muscular que le terminó dejando fuera de las pistas de forma indefinida.

[El físico empuja a Rafa Nadal hacia su retirada: jugar la gira de tierra, los JJOO y ¿el adiós definitivo?]

No participó tampoco en la gira americana ausentándose de los torneos de Miami e Indian Wells y la última vez que se le vio vestido de corto fue en una exhibición con Carlos Alcaraz en Las Vegas.

Duda en Montercarlo

Con la llegada de abril entramos en un momento trascendental para la temporada de Rafa Nadal. Esta semana comienzan los torneos sobre tierra batida y la presencia del español está en el aire.

El Masters 1.000 de Montecarlo era la primera cita marcada en rojo del calendario del tenista balear. Este viernes se sortea el cuadro y se desconoce si Nadal podrá participar. Mientras tenistas como Rune o Djokovic ya se encuentran en Mónaco preparando el torneo, el español no da pistas sobre su estado físico.

Nadal ya lo dejó claro hace unas semanas, en su última comparecencia pública con motivo de un evento de su Fundación. "Yo haré lo posible para intentar comenzar la temporada de tierra que es mi objetivo, trabajo para eso y esforzándome con ese objetivo, pero de aquí a lo que pueda pasar ya no me atrevo a decir nada porque últimamente se me hace difícil hacer predicciones, desgraciadamente", apuntó.

De momento sigue inscrito en el torneo de Montecarlo, pero las últimas informaciones apuntan a una posible baja de última hora. En ese caso, el siguiente objetivo de Nadal sería estar listo para el Trofeo Conde de Godó en Barcelona (15-21 de abril) y el Mutua Madrid Open (22 de abril al 5 de mayo). Sería dramático si no está presente en ninguno de los dos torneos ya que tan solo le quedaría el Masters 1.000 de Roma antes de Roland Garros.

Roland Garros y los Juegos

Rafa Nadal necesita ritmo competitivo. El de Manacor disputó su último encuentro oficial sobre su superficie fetiche durante el 5 de mayo del 2022, fecha donde se proclamó vencedor de Roland Garros tras vencer en la final del torneo de los mosqueteros al noruego Casper Ruud . Pueden ser casi dos años sin ver al español jugar sobre la arcilla.

Aquel día, el ganador de 22 Grand Slams consiguió hacerse con su decimocuarto Roland Garros tras conseguir victorias contundentes y de mucho peso ante jugadores de la talla de Auger-Aliassime, Alexander Zverev (terminó lesionado de gravedad en su tobillo derecho), o el propio Novak Djokovic , que sucumbió en la Philippe Chatrier ante un ciclón llamado Rafa Nadal. 

[Rafa Nadal, nombrado nuevo embajador de la Federación de Tenis de Arabia Saudí]

En el deseo de todos los españoles es volver a ver esta versión de Nadal. Pero no será fácil. No es un secreto a voces que esta puede ser la última temporada del balear antes de su retirada y sería un cierre redondo a una trayectoria impecable.

Además de Roland Garros, otro de los sueños de Nadal es disputar los Juegos Olímpicos de París 2024. Para hacerlos, debería recibir una invitación ya que por ranking no puede clasificarse.

El balear ya sabe lo que es saborear metal en una cita olímpica. Debutó sin éxito en Atenas 2004 y en Pekín 2008 logró la medalla de oro en la competición individual masculina. Ocho años después en, Río 2016 , volvió a saborear el metal dorado, esta vez en la modalidad de dobles masculinos junto a su compañero Marc López .

Historial de lesiones

La carrera del exnúmero uno del mundo ha estado marcada casi de tantas lesiones como prodigiosas recuperaciones. Una de las más inesperadas fue la que protagonizó a comienzos de 2022, cuando se sobrepuso a un triste 2021, en el que sus problemas crónicos en el pie izquierdo y dolencias en la espalda le tuvieron ocho meses y medio de baja.

Cinco meses y medio en 2018 por una suma de lesiones abdominales, tendinitis en la rodilla y problemas en el psoas; dos meses en 2016 por culpa de la rodilla derecha y de la muñeca izquierda, la misma que le había apartado de las pistas el año anterior; tres meses en 2014 por la muñeca derecha y la espalda; o siete meses en 2012 por una rotura de tendón de la rodilla derecha son otros percances físicos que ha sufrido el tenista español.

Ahora, está peleando por dejar atrás la que puede ser su última lesión. Después de los Juegos podría decir adiós. Lo decidirá él y también su cuerpo, si le da algo de tregua después de unos años complicados.

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Your mobile ticket must be displayed on your phone to get into the event. Your mobile ticket must be displayed on your phone to get into the event using the Levi’s® Stadium app or Ticketmaster app. 

We ask for all guests attending this event to please review the stadium event guide prior to your arrival.

The Rolling Stones are bringing their hugely successful NO FILTER tour to stadiums in 13 cities across America in 2019 with a stop in Santa Clara, CA on August 18, 2019 at Levi’s®️ Stadium.

The tour follows NO FILTER dates this past year that have taken Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Charlie Watts and Ronnie Wood back out on the road amassing rave reviews as they played to sold out stadiums throughout the UK and Europe. 

Ticket Policy

All guests ages 2 and above must have an event ticket to enter the stadium. There is no re-entry after admittance. Guests should have their tickets ready to scan upon approaching the stadium entry gates. The ticket barcode must be visible no matter the ticket type.  Tickets will not be emailed or available to print. Your mobile ticket must be displayed on your phone to get into the event. 

Visa Box Office The Visa Box Office opens at 4:30pm and is located at the north end of the stadium inside Toyota Gate F. Walk-up tickets may also be available at the Visa Box Office.

Will Call Will call opens at 4:30pm and is located at the Visa Box Office.

Timeline Sunday, August 18, 2019

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Parking lots are scheduled to open at 4:30pm and all guests must be in possession of a valid event ticket, pass or credential to park in a designated parking lot. A few lots have been opened up for prepaid parking here .

Credit Card Lots Credit card lots (day of parking) will be made available on a first-come, first-served basis in all parking lots. Credit card lots for this event are Blue 1, Green 3 and Red 3. 

Accessible Parking Mobility services will be onsite at 4:30pm to provide roving carts throughout Red Lot 1 for assistance to stadium gates. 

Bicycle Parking Bicycle parking will be located at Gate A and opens at 4:30pm. All ticketed guests will be permitted the use of the San Tomas Aquino Creek trail beginning at 4:30pm. The Silicon Valley bicycle coalition will be administering this operation.

Buses/Oversized Vehicles – Tailgate Buses/oversized vehicles that wish to tailgate must park in Blue RV and contact the Visa Box Office at 408-579-4449 to purchase parking in advance.

Buses/Oversized Vehicles – Non-Tailgate Buses/oversized vehicles that do not wish to tailgate must park in the Green Bus Lot and contact the Visa Box Office at 408-579-4449 to purchase parking in advance.

Tailgating Tailgating is permitted in specified areas only. Please view the parking lot map for which parking lots allow tailgating. Non-compliance may result in ejection from the lot without compensation. Tailgating will cease after the event begins.

Parking Lots in Operation Please note, prices below represent event day pricing.  

*with valid placard

All guests must be in possession of a valid event ticket, pass, or credential to park in a designated parking lot. 

Levi’s® Stadium prohibits all bags, backpacks and other carriers from being brought into the stadium with the following exceptions:

• Clear Backpacks
• Clear Fanny Packs
• Clear Purses
• One gallon clear plastic zip lock type bags
• Small Clutch Bag (the size of an adult hand) (4.5” x 6.5”)
• Seat Cushion

Please note, tickets will not be emailed or available to print. Your mobile ticket must be displayed on your phone to get into the event. Your mobile ticket must be displayed on your phone to get into the event using the Levi’s® Stadium app or Ticketmaster app.

Tailgating is permitted in specified areas only. Non-compliance may result in ejection from the lot without compensation. Tailgating will cease after kickoff.

Tailgating is defined as; the use of any item (including tables, chairs, free-standing canopies or umbrellas, awnings attached to recreational vehicles, coolers, barbecues, grills, games, generators, televisions, sound systems, food or drink, food or drink preparation or serving equipment, or other items as identified by the City Manager or designee) for the purpose of an outdoor gathering by one or more people prior to, during or after a scheduled stadium event.

• Tailgating will cease after kickoff.
• All guests must be in possession of a valid event ticket or credential.
• Amplified sound is prohibited.
• Excessive consumption of alcohol is prohibited.
• Tailgating cannot impede vehicle or foot traffic.
• Tailgating is limited to the area directly in front of or behind your vehicle only.
• Empty spaces may not be reserved or used for the purpose of tailgating.
• Tents or canopies exceeding an 8’ x 8’ footprint are not permitted.
• Appropriate receptacles must be used for the disposal of hot coals.
• All Guest Code of Conduct and parking policies are in effect.

All individuals and their belongings are subject to search. The following information is subject to change without notice. 

Fans with medical bags or items they must carry with them must be inspected and have a wristband or sticker placed on it to show that it has been inspected. PLEASE ARRIVE EARLIER TO AVOID LAST MINUTE GATE PRESSURE.

The following ARE PERMITTED in the stadium during Levi’s® Stadium Events:

• Bags that comply with the Bag Policy (see Bag Policy above)
• Binoculars shorter than 6 inches (case prohibited)
• Non-professional cameras
• Diaper bags accompanying a child
• Flags smaller than 2’ x 3’ (No Poles)
• Plastic water bottles (factory sealed, no-alcohol, less than 24 ounces)
• Reusable transparent water bottles (no-alcohol, less than 24 ounces)
• Plastic water bottles (sealed) and thermoses (no alcohol)
• Seat cushions
• Strollers (contact the nearest Playmaker if in need of storing)
• Sunscreen & hand-powered misters
• Umbrellas (no obstruction of other fans view)

The following ARE PROHIBITED in the stadium:

• Aerosol cans
• Alcoholic beverages
• Bags that violate the Bag Policy (see Bag Policy above)
• Professional cameras or cameras with detachable lenses (lights, tripods, selfie-sticks and monopods are also prohibited)
• Cans, glass bottles or alcoholic beverages
• Drugs & Drug paraphernalia, marijuana & marijuana products
• Coolers (including soft-sided coolers)
• Glow sticks, light-up costumes, light-up signs, battery packs
• Intoxication or signs of impairment related to alcohol or drugs
• Irresponsible drinking or behavior
• Klaxons, bullhorns, whistles or any other noisemakers
• Laptops and Laptop Bags
• Laser pointers of any type
• Offensive clothing
• Plastic bottles larger than 24 ounces
• Projectiles (footballs, Frisbees, etc.)
• Selfie Sticks
• Signs, banners or poles
• UAVs (unmanned aerial vehicles)
• Weapons of any kind (including silverware).

Anyone possessing PROHIBITED items will be asked to return them to their cars, take them to one of our Bag Check stations or dispose of them in the garbage cans provided at the gate.

For additional information regarding public transportation click here .

Valley Transportation Authority (VTA)

VTA will offer extended services for 60 minutes post-concert to Winchester, Santa Teresa, Alum Rock and Mountain View stations.

VTA provides buses and light rail transportation in the greater San Jose area reaching Mountain View, Cupertino, and Sunnyvale. VTA buses will drop off guests in two (2) locations:

› Intersection of Tasman Drive and Great America Parkway › Intersection of Tasman Drive and Calle Del Sol

*VTA Bus Line 251 that services BART patrons to/from Levi’s Stadium will now operate out of the Warm Springs Bart Station. For more information please click here.

VTA light rail trains will drop off and pick up at the Great America Station located north of the stadium. For more information, please visit www.vta.org , or call 408-321-2300.

Caltrain will offer one extra northbound train departing approximately 75 minutes after the event, in coordination with VTA LRT connecting service.

Caltrain provides services from San Francisco to South San Jose with stops all along the peninsula. On event day, Caltrain transports passengers from all locations to connect with VTA light rail trains or buses at the Mountain View Transit Center, located at Evelyn Ave, and Castro Street. Fans heading to the game can get off at the Mountain View station and transfer to VTA light rail to Levis’® Stadium. 

For more information, please visit  caltrain.com/riderinfo/specialevents.html .

All accessible parking will be directed to Red Lot 1. Guests who possess a valid placard will be directed to park in Red Lot 1 and must display their placard at the entrance to be admitted.

Levi’s® Stadium takes pride in providing elite service to all guests including those requiring mobility assistance. We provide a variety of services for our guests with special needs. Included in these services are courtesy shuttle buses from several of our parking lots, golf cart shuttles in the Main Lot, and Guest Services representatives to provide wheelchair service if requested. Guests that require additional assistance are encouraged to contact our mobility assistance team at 408-579-4610 or email [email protected] .

Assisted Listening Devices will be available at all Guest Services kiosks presented by United located throughout the stadium.

Recommended exit routes to take based on your desired destination.

Exit Intel Gate A For fans riding the VTA Light Rail to Caltrain, ride-sharing or who have parked in Red Lot 1 should exit via Intel Gate A.

Exit Dignity Health Gate C For fans parked in Blue Lot 1 or heading to the Charter Bus Parking lot, we recommend exiting via Dignity Health Gate C.

Exit Toyota Gate F For fans riding VTA Buses, taxi or rideshare or who have parked in Yellow Lots 2, 3 should exit via Toyota Gate F.

Drop-off/Pick-up Area for Rideshare

The rideshare drop-off for this event will be at Green 1 West. The pick-up zone at Levi’s® Stadium is in Red Lot 7.  Follow staff & signage for additional direction.

If you’re interested in a luxury suite rental for this event, please fill out the form below, or contact us at 415-GO-49ERS, ext. 2 or [email protected].  

Taylor Swift Web

The Eras Tour: Santa Clara, California (Night 2)

Welcome back to Santa Clara for the final show in Levi’s Stadium. Last night’s magical surprise songs were Stay Stay Stay and All The Girls You Loved Before. You can watch videos of both performances as we travel to the final stop of the US leg of the tour in Inglewood, California.

STAY STAY STAY IS THE FITST #SantaClaraTSTheErasTour pic.twitter.com/H2Iq6mX5k4 — Liz (Taylor’s version) (@detailsedts) July 30, 2023

THE LAUGH AT THE END OF STAY STAY STAY :face_holding_back_tears: #SantaClaraTSTheErasTour pic.twitter.com/ZQW1fx5iaf — Angelica (Taylor’s Version) (@angelicakyria13) July 30, 2023

ALL THE GIRLS YOU LOVED YOU BEFORE KILL ME MOW #SantaclaraTSTheErasTour #TStheErasTour @taylornation13 pic.twitter.com/c40kQYq8rc — derek( 7/29, SEC 132 )ERAS TODAY (@reputaysking) July 30, 2023

All of the Girls You Loved Before! #SantaClaraTSTheErasTour pic.twitter.com/mSG8Zv92GD — speak now sav :purple_heart: TODAY! (@enchantedxrep) July 30, 2023

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