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Tuesday, October 27, 2026

Nadal returns for Vegas hardcourt event

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Rafael Nadal will return to hardcourt competition for the first time since his retirement in November 2024 in a one-night Las Vegas exhibition event next February, organisers announced on Monday.

The 40-year-old Spanish left-hander who won 22 Grand Slam singles titles will compete in “The MGM Slam” on Feb 28, 2027, at T-Mobile Arena.

Other players and a format for the event will be disclosed later.

Nadal, winner of a record 14 French Open singles titles, makes a hardcourt return in Vegas after playing in an exhibition event at his academy in Spain earlier this month.

Nadal played a 2024 match in Las Vegas against countryman Carlos Alcaraz.

“I remember how impressive it was to feel the energy of a full arena in a city like Las Vegas,” Nadal said.

“Now I return in a different stage of my life, without the pressure of the tour but with the same passion for this sport. I have always loved competing, and even if my professional career is finished, that feeling never really goes away.”

Earlier this year, eight ATP Tour stars played in a Vegas event where players competed in a 10-point tie-breaker format, with Brazilian teen Joao Fonseca winning the title.

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