Mats Wilander presents a very special edition of his Mats Point programme, focusing on the incredible career and life of Rafael Nadal.

The player himself speaks to Mats about his hopes for the season after returning from injury, but that's just the start.

Eurosport's resident tennis legend also catches up with the men at the Mallorcan tennis club where the seeds of Rafa's greatness were sewn.

And perhaps most revealing of all, there is a candid interview with Rafa's uncle and coach, Tony Nadal, who tells Mats all about the depths of despair that Rafa and the team behind him had to come

In the latest edition of Mats' Point, the team have been following the always entertaining Novak Djokovic around the place.

Watch him swim with turtles in Dubai, nail a three point shot with the LA Lakers and then do some Serbian folk dancing.

Djokovic and the legend that is Pete Sampras also talked to Mats after they teamed up for a charity match in Los Angeles.

Mats also had a one-on-one interview with Poland's Agnieszka Radwanska about her hopes for the future.

And finally he advises on the top shots you must play in desert conditions like the players faced in Indian Wells last week.

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Eurosport expert Mats Wilander scrutinises the Australian Open men's final to examine the reasons why Novak Djokovic overwhelmed Andy Murray

The world number one won the showpiece match in Melbourne in four sets, and Wilander believes that "no one can remain in the zone mentally, for longer than Djokovic".

The former world number one and top tennis pundit thinks that Murray played 'to remain in rallies, rather than to attack his opponent and to go for the win'.

Watch the video below for Wilander's full analysis of the final, and why he believes Djokovic is still a cut above the rest.

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Tennis legends Andre Agassi and Pat Cash talk to Mats Wilander about what it takes to win at the Australian Open.

Agassi says players have to enjoy playing in the heat in Melbourne and to be at the very peak of their physical fitness if they are to succeed.

He highlights Andy Murray and Novak Djokovic as being the "men of the moment", and explains why the duo are leading the way in the men's game right now.

Cash, meanwhile, talks about how players must deal with the intensity of the Grand Slam, and how tough, but fun, it can be playing in front of a very loud Australian crowd.

Eurosport expert Mats Wilander says Andy Murray beat Roger Federer in the gym - and the first set of their five-set semi-final at the Australian Open.

The seven-times Grand Slam champion says Li Na is a better server and athlete than Victoria Azarenka ahead of the women's final.

The Swede also subjects himself to the Eurosport road to the stadium Q&A - and attempts to sing like Michael Jackson.

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In his latest analysis from Melbourne, Mats Wilander says Andy Murray has done all that has been required of him so far, but the Scot's Australian Open starts now.

The Swede also says Jo-Wilfried Tsonga lost concentration for a moment in the fifth set against Roger Federer, and it cost the Frenchman the match.

And the seven-times Grand Slam champion thinks Serena Williams's performance in her defeat to Sloane Stephens was strange.

Mats Wilander says he saw little joy in Novak Djokovic's grinding victory over Tomas Berdych in the Australian Open quarter-final.

And the Swede added that Nicolas Almagro's tactics lost him his match against David Ferrer.

In his latest videos from Melbourne, Mats Wilander says that Novak Djokovic's win over Stanislas Wawrinka was so good that it might have been the best match he has ever seen.

He also agreed with Annabel Croft's assessment that the consistency of Agnieszka Radwanska makes her comparable to David Ferrer in the men's game.

Watch him talk with Annabel in the videos below.