I d be super nervous but it d be amazing to share the court with Rafael Nadal Daria Kasatkina Nick Kyrgios Jelena Ostapenko discuss their dream mixed doubles partners
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@FelixTennis What legends would these stars love to play mixed doubles with @FelixTennis Daria Kasatkina, who recently secured the final spot at the 2022 WTA Finals, promptly named her long-time idol as her dream mixed doubles partner. With an unprecedented singles career to his name, the Spaniard has also proven to be a proficient doubles player. Nadal boasts 11 titles, a gold medal at the Rio Olympics and successful stints in the category at the Davis Cup over the years. His most recent doubles showing came at the 2022 Laver Cup, where he partnered with in his final professional match. Kasatkina admitted that she would likely be nervous to share the court with Nadal, but would thoroughly cherish the opportunity. "Definitely Rafa," the 25-year-old said. "He is my idol, I would probably be super nervous. I would be happy to put few balls inside the court but it would be amazing to share the court with him." , meanwhile, revealed that he would have loved to play alongside his now-retired compatriot, . Barty, who won a Grand Slam in doubles at the 2018 US Open, had a prolific CV in the category before her astounding rise as the undisputable World No. 1 in singles. "I don't think me and Ashleigh Barty ever teamed-up, but I think that would be a pretty nice combination," the Aussie remarked. 2017 Roland Garros champion Jelena Ostapenko, on her part, said that she would savor the opportunity to pair up with John McEnroe. The American is amongst the most illustrious doubles players in the sport, having won 10 Major titles across men's and mixed doubles. "Maybe John McEnroe," the Latvian said. "He was a great player, a very fun and emotional person."
I d be super nervous but it d be amazing to share the court with Rafael Nadal - Daria Kasatkina Nick Kyrgios Jelena Ostapenko discuss their dream mixed doubles partners
Rafael Nadal (L), Daria Kasatkina (top R), and Nick Kyrgios Some of the most eminent names from the tennis tour recently sat down with Tennis Channel to talk about their dream mixed doubles partnership. What legends would these stars love to play mixed doubles with@FelixTennis What legends would these stars love to play mixed doubles with @FelixTennis Daria Kasatkina, who recently secured the final spot at the 2022 WTA Finals, promptly named her long-time idol as her dream mixed doubles partner. With an unprecedented singles career to his name, the Spaniard has also proven to be a proficient doubles player. Nadal boasts 11 titles, a gold medal at the Rio Olympics and successful stints in the category at the Davis Cup over the years. His most recent doubles showing came at the 2022 Laver Cup, where he partnered with in his final professional match. Kasatkina admitted that she would likely be nervous to share the court with Nadal, but would thoroughly cherish the opportunity. "Definitely Rafa," the 25-year-old said. "He is my idol, I would probably be super nervous. I would be happy to put few balls inside the court but it would be amazing to share the court with him." , meanwhile, revealed that he would have loved to play alongside his now-retired compatriot, . Barty, who won a Grand Slam in doubles at the 2018 US Open, had a prolific CV in the category before her astounding rise as the undisputable World No. 1 in singles. "I don't think me and Ashleigh Barty ever teamed-up, but I think that would be a pretty nice combination," the Aussie remarked. 2017 Roland Garros champion Jelena Ostapenko, on her part, said that she would savor the opportunity to pair up with John McEnroe. The American is amongst the most illustrious doubles players in the sport, having won 10 Major titles across men's and mixed doubles. "Maybe John McEnroe," the Latvian said. "He was a great player, a very fun and emotional person."