With Rafael Nadal injured and Roger Federer faltering, the younger duo can show at the ATP World Tour Finals they are ready to take over at the top Rafael Nadal ought to be limbering up in Greenwich in anticipation of a much anticipated comeback from knee injuries that might yet cruelly shorten his glittering career. Instead, the Spaniard wisely chose to sit out the Barclays ATP World Tour Finals, the end-of-season gathering of the game's best eight players, to give his 26-year-old bones the lon...
With Rafael Nadal injured and Roger Federer faltering, the younger duo can show at the ATP World Tour Finals they are ready to take over at the top Rafael Nadal ought to be limbering up in Greenwich in anticipation of a much anticipated comeback from knee injuries that might yet cruelly shorten his glittering career. Instead, the Spaniard wisely chose to sit out the Barclays ATP World Tour Finals, the end-of-season gathering of the game's best eight players, to give his 26-year-old bones the lon...
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