Rafael Nadal is making a comeback fit for a queen…
The 28-year-old Spanish tennis star says he’ll play at this year’s Queen’s Club, ending his three-year absence at the grass-court tournament.
Nadal, who lifted the trophy in 2008, has gone on to reach the Wimbledon final following every appearance at the event that’s traditionally seen as a warm-up to the SW19 championships.
“I always loved playing at The Queen’s Club and I am very happy that I will be back this year,” Nadal said.
“It was a great experience for me to lift the trophy in 2008 because it is such an important and traditional tournament. To win Wimbledon a few weeks later was like a dream.”
Nadal will be joined by the defending championGrigor Dimitrov,US Open winner Marin Cilic, 2014 Australian Open victor Stan Wawrinka and ATP World No.4 Andy Murray in this year’s draw.
“Coming helps with the adjustment from clay to grass because the grass courts at Queen’s are so good,” Nadal added.
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