Yes, he is spanish, he was born in Manacor in Mallorka which is in Spain.

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No, Rafa doesn't play soccer for Spain, but his uncle, Angel Nadal, did so for several years. Rafa did show promise as a striker, but eventually chose tennis as his primary sport. He remains a good soccer player.

His uncle was a tennis coach at a local tennis club in Spain and Nadal joined the group he was teaching. He had raw talent and soon began taking private lessons with his uncle to improve at a faster pace.

No he didn't he didn't even go to school.

Yes he did - his local high school in Manacor. His parents kept him at home rather than send him to train in Barcelona at the age of 14 so as not to disturb his education: he passed everything except PE!

Eastern most of the time but on Clay court he comes to extreme Eastern. but still not Semi-western.

Robin Soderling (SWE) in the 2009 French Open

Fernando Verdasco - 2012 Madrid (blue clay)

Novak Djokovic - 2011 Madrid & Rome

Roger Federer - 2009 Madrid

Juan Carlo Ferrero - 2008 Rome

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Just because Rafael Nadal didn't go to school, that so doesn't meen he can't read and write. Think of the amount of letters he will have received from the tennis union and he has to read them.. and the amount of times he will sign a contract or a certificate. So yes he can read & write.

Manacor, Mallorca in the Majorcan islands of Spain.

In an interview with Sports Illustrated he said: "I would love to know if God exists. But it's a very difficult thing for me to believe. I don't know". I guess that would make him an Agnostic, although there is some overlap between atheism and agnosticism in the sense that, in both there is no pragmatic function assumed for the concept of God in real-life situations.

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He doesn't live in Madrid. He lives in Mallorca

According to Wikipedia (refer to the links, below), as of May 29, 2009, Rafael Nadal has won six Grand Slam titles, and Roger Federer has won thirteen.

Rafa drives an Aston Martin DBS (JamesBond) and has a wide range of Kia Sportage cars as they are one of his main sponsors.

1. he live in a cardbord box behind netto

Yes, very much. Unless they're really busy (which I assume they're not, at the moment), it's likely that they'll be in Paris with him for the French Open.

His full name is Rafael Nadal. Nadal is his last name.

Nikolay Davydenko is currently sponsored by Airness.

he represents Switzerland

I don't know exactly when he started to play although I think that he was about 6-7 and he started playing at his local tennis courts, in Mannacor in Spain. The courts there are all clay so that is what he likes playing on the most.

Not at present, though on his website he has expressed a desire to have one in the future when his travelling commitments subside.

Born in Madrid, Spain, plays men's singles tennis, so does not play on a specific team.

Rafael Nadal plays golf and pretty well. He has a 9 handicap.

Former master golf champion Fred Copples who plays with him lately, says he is quite a hard driver and has been overdrove by Rafael on one hole.

He could become a professionnal golfer eventually.

He also like fishing at sea and plays a soccer video game.

Whenever possible, he will follow his spanish soccer team on TV or live at the stadium.

Otherwise, he goes out with his old friends in his island, when on vacation.

Rafa has won 31 singles titles as of 19th November, 2008.

Rafaels racquet of choice is the Babolat AeroPro Drive Cortex Racquet.

Nadal won gold medal in 2008 Beijing Olympics