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Alcaraz is going to be a much better tennis player than me, but Nadal is a big word" - David Ferrer on comparisons between Rafael Nadal and Carlos Alcaraz
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David Ferrer announces his retirement from professional tennis by confirming that next year he will play six tournaments
