Rafael Nadal considers retiring and acknowledges that Roger Federer's decision to quit tennis was "hard."

Roger Federer's decision to retire from tennis, according to Rafael Nadal, was "challenging." Both athletes had a stunning rivalry when they were competing for the most prestigious titles in the world. Also, regardless of both of them being more amicable as of late, Nadal has more Huge homerun triumphs than his previous adversary.

As he had previously stated in September, the Swiss star made his retirement at the Laver Cup at the age of 41. After a remarkable career in which he won 20 Grand Slam titles, the veteran's retirement was a bittersweet occasion for tennis fans.

While Federer has resigned from tennis, Nadal is as yet contending and is centered around the Australian Open coming up in a month. In addition, the 36-year-old has stated in an interview that he would love to retire on the court, despite insisting that he is not yet ready to hang up his racket.