Rafael Nadal's incredible career in numbers as icon says goodbye to tennis at Davis Cup

With Rafael Nadal's retirement comes the end of the career of one of tennis' biggest stars.

The Spaniard achieved a series of incredible records on clay but was an all-time great on all surfaces.

Here, the PA news agency picks out some of the key numbers from Nadal's time in the sport.

22 - Grand Slam titles.

14 - French Open titles, the most by any player at any Slam.

112 - victories at Roland Garros.

4 - defeats at Roland Garros.

4 - US Open titles.

2 - Wimbledon titles.

2 - Australian Open titles.

13 - years between Nadal's two Melbourne titles, in 2009 and 2022.

30 - Grand Slam final appearances.

92 - tour-level singles titles.

2 - Olympic gold medals, one in singles and one in doubles.

36 - ATP Masters 1000 titles.

4 - Davis Cup titles with Spain.

12 - titles at the Barcelona Open, with 11 at the Monte-Carlo Masters.

81 - consecutive matches won on clay from April 2005 to May 2007.

209 - weeks spent at world number one.

5 - years ended as world number one.

912 - consecutive weeks spent in the top 10 between April 2005 and March 2023, more than any other man.

24 - victories over Roger Federer from 40 matches.

29 - victories over Novak Djokovic from 60 matches.