Just a week ago Spanish tennis said goodbye to one of its most talented players: Fernando Verdasco said goodbye after more than two decades dedicating his heart 100% to the sport of the racquet ...

He plays about a half-dozen exhibition events a year and is using a bigger racket these days to try to keep up with the hard-hitting youngsters on tour now — like the overpowering Verdasco who ...

As poorly as Fernando Verdasco ... mental department. Verdasco had a simple time the rest of the way; by the final game, Tipsarevic wasn't even interested in putting a racquet on the Spaniard's ...

Spanish tennis veteran Fernando Verdasco has announced his retirement from professional tennis at the age of 41. Verdasco ...

Former world No. 7 Fernando Verdasco announced his retirement this week at the ATP 500 Qatar Open, where he teamed up with Novak Djokovic in doubles. The duo made a strong debut, defeating Karen ...

The first set was extremely tight and Verdasco, whose first serve faltered ... Balls were flying long and wide off the Frenchman's racquet at regular intervals. He was broken in the second game ...

Reports 'Almost Fully Healed': Tennis Legend Novak Djokovic Shares Injury Update, Aims For 100th ATP Title In Doha; Video Fernando Verdasco set to retire after Qatar Open Fernando Verdasco ...