Carlos Moya

Australian Open 2019: Despite loss to Novak Djokovic, Rafael Nadal’s insatiable hunger to improve continues to inspire

All things considered, it is an encouraging sign that Nadal could storm through the draw with so little trouble despite not having his best defence at his command.

Argentina Open: Dominic Thiem coasts past Aljaz Bedene to win second Buenos Aires title in three years

Dominic Thiem defeated Aljaz Bedene 6-2, 6-4 in one hour and 31 minutes to extend his perfect record at the tournament, having captured the trophy also in 2016.

Australian Open 2018: Rafael Nadal believes he is ready for the tournament despite lack of match practice

Nadal, who is gunning for a 17th major title but only his second Australian Open crown, was hampered by a knee injury at the tail-end of the 2017 season.

Australian Open 2018: Rafael Nadal begins new era without coach uncle Toni at Melbourne

Rafael Nadal returns to the Australian Open after overcoming his chronic knee problems and hopes to continue his progress under new coach Carlos Moya.

ATP Finals: Rafael Nadal's knee is okay and he will be fit for London, says coach Carlos Moya

“Rafa is fine, the knee is okay,” Carlos Moya said in Milan after taking part in a coaching workshop at the Next Gen ATP Finals.

Rafael Nadal says Carlos Moya's addition to coaching team has added positive energy to training routine

Moya, a former World No 1, joined Nadal’s team to work with his uncle Toni Nadal last December and has helped revitalize the 31-year-old’s career.

US Open 2017: Rafael Nadal produced relentless tennis to make final with Kevin Anderson a no-contest

Rafael Nadal’s unique brand of looping shots, quick movement and relentless pressure was always going to be a bad matchup for the 31-year-old South African Kevin Anderson

Wimbledon 2017: Rafael Nadal warns rivals he'll be a force to reckon with if he survives early barrage

Rafael Nadal faces a tough road this Wimbledon, with Andy Murray or Stan Wawrinka lying in the last four before a potential final showdown against Roger Federer or Novak Djokovic.

French Open 2017 : Rafael Nadal's coach Carlos Moya advises him to ignore all talk of 10th title

Moya works alongside Nadal's longtime coach, his uncle Toni, as well as Francesco Roig. When Toni steps down from the team at the end of the year, Moya will take overall control of his fellow Mallorcan.

Novak Djokovic hints at 'stellar' name as new coach after parting ways with Marian Vajda

Novak Djokovic hinted on Sunday that he will follow the trend of hiring a highly successful former player as his new coach.