Rafael Nadal has dismissed a prediction from Alexander Zverev that he will retire after the French Open this year. Nadal, 36, is getting ready to start his Australian Open title defence, although Zverev believes this will be his final few months on the ATP Tour. ‘’Rafael Nadal will, unfortunately, retire at Roland-Garros,’’ Zverev said.‘’I don’t wish him, but I think he will have a great tournament, potentially win it and then say goodbye.’’Nadal, though, says that is not the case, and Zverev wouldn’t know even if it was.“I have a very good relationship with Zverev, but not enough to confess something like that to him,” Nadal said in Melbourne.Scroll to Continue“I don’t know what’s going to happen in six months. The reality is that I’m here to play tennis, try to have a great 2023, fight for everything that I have struggled for throughout my career and I don’t think about my retirement.“You think about it week after week because that’s what you ask me at every press conference, but I will answer the same every time.”Nadal comes into the Australian Open on the back of losing six of his last seven matc …