Hanging up his racket is one of the best things a someone has ever done. In November, Rafael Nadal, one of the greatest tennis players of all time, will play his final match.
He will compete in the Davis Cup Finals, the world’s biggest team tournament and the tennis equivalent of the World Cup, in his native nation. It’s the ideal homecoming, especially with the knockouts in Málaga, Spain.
“The truth is that these past two years in particular have been challenging. In a social media video, Rafael Nadal stated, “I don’t think I have been able to play without limitations.”
“It is obviously a difficult decision, one that has taken me some time to make, but in this life, everything has a beginning and an end, and I think it’s the appropriate time to put an end to a career that has been long and much more successful than I could have ever imagined.”
In addition to an Olympic gold medal and 209 weeks as ATP No. 1, Rafael Nadal will retire with 22 Grand Slam victories, 14 of which came in the French Open.
But he’s not finished yet. He will play for Spain in November, hoping to win his nation’s sixth world title on home soil.
Here are some tips for finding the greatest prices on tickets to the 2024 Davis Cup Finals knockout stages in Malaga, Spain.
There are several ways for fans to buy tournament passes, including full passes, quarterfinals-only passes, individual match passes, and more.
Purchase a full pass to gain entry to every game if you want total access. Prices start at $8,900, and there aren’t many remaining. Just going for Nadal? For $1,500, you may purchase a ticket to the Netherlands vs. Spain quarterfinals. Perhaps the finest ticket for those who simply want to watch some tennis is the $1,235 final matchup, with teams to be decided.
A summary of all the available ticket options may be seen below.
Complete pass
The quarterfinals
The quarterfinals First quarterfinals Three quarterfinals, two semifinals Four Finals and Semifinals
Finals One semifinal 2 Last
There are just eight teams left in the Davis Cup after group stage competition in September. Since there is only one elimination left in the knockout stages, it won’t last long.
The remaining teams’ schedule of games is shown below. Palacio Deportes Martín Carpena in Málaga, Spain, will host all of the games.