Tennis legend Rafael Nadal officially announced his retirement following Spain’s defeat in the Davis Cup quarter-finals against the Netherlands. The 22-time Grand Slam champion, at 38, expressed his desire to be remembered as a ‘good person’ who followed his dreams and achieved more than he ever thought possible. His career spanned 23 years, making him the second-most successful men’s singles player, only behind Novak Djokovic, cementing his status in the sport’s history.