The king of clay will wed his queen tomorrow.
Rafael Nadal is set to marry long-time fiancée Maria "Xisca" Perello at the famed fortress La Fortaleza in the couple's native Mallorca.
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A distinguished guest list of about 150 includes King Juan Carlos, Carlos Moya, Feliciano Lopez, who wed last month, Fernando Verdasco and other Spanish players, local media reports.
The 33-year-old Nadal has dated his 31-year old fiancée for 14 years.
Hola Magazine reported Rafa popped the question to Xisca during a romantic evening in Rome in May of 2018.
The Roland Garros champion hinted at the engagement during an on-court interview with Jim Courier at the 2019 Australian Open in January.
"I said to you a couple of years ago in 2017 was the first time she was able to be here," Rafa said of Xisca. "She received a wild card in that moment. And now after 14 years together, she doesn't need a wild card at all. She's coming wherever she wants. That's how it works."
See Nadal's comments at about 3:30 of the video here:
The couple share a common cause: helping kids through the Rafa Nadal Foundation. Xisca is director of strategy for the Foundation. Nadal and his mother, Ana Maria, are the co-founders and his father, Sebastian, is a member of the board of trustees for the foundation.
The 19-time Grand Slam champion announced he plans to play both the Paris Masters and the season-ending ATP Finals at London's O2 Arena next month.
Could their soon be children in the couple's future? Nadal has often said he loves kids and hopes to raise a family.
"Obviously, I have the intention of forming a family," Nadal said. "I love children and I would like my children to do what they like.
"I would love to have children, boys, girls. I am a person who loves kids and I'm a family guy."