Rafael Nadal has been battling with the unrelenting problem of injuries for the last few years. During a news conference held ahead of his Barcelona Open match, Rafael Nadal made it clear that he was “tired of talking about his difficulties.” Nadal’s refusal to focus on his injuries comes after he mentioned the mental toll they have taken on him.

Rafael Nadal has had a difficult 2023 owing to his repeated hip injuries. His hip issues started after he suffered a hip muscle injury at the Australian Open in January. Although he made a comeback in Brisbane later that year, but again struggled with his injury during the match.

Even at the start of 2024, Nadal withdrew from the Indian Wells as well. He opened up about the reason, saying that he was not ready to play yet. However, after many struggles, he is finally making a comeback at the Barcelona Open. But when asked about his injury during the conference, he said, “I get tired of talking about my difficulties.”

He further added, “I take things as they can. We know what there is. We don’t have to hide anything. Why talk more than is necessary? I didn’t feel like talking about the abs.” This is not the first time that he has refused to talk about his injuries. Even during Wimbledon 2022, he expressed that he was a bit tired of talking about his body. And since then, he has always tried to maintain his privacy regarding the subject.

His exhausted response reflects the relentless observation and the constant queries that he faces on and off the court. Referring to that, he acknowledged that his struggles have a negative mental impact on him. “On a mental level, these things end up affecting me. I know it can happen (get worse), but we will continue until I have the feeling. that it’s not worth it to continue doing the things I do. I don’t set a deadline, but life shows you the path,” he said.

Rafael Nadal earlier stated in March that he was close to retiring. However, before that, he is all set to take the court of the Barcelona Open tournament by storm. He is due to face Flavio Cobolli in his upcoming match. After a difficult couple of years, fans are excited to see him back on court. Before the match, even Nadal expressed how happy he felt to be back on the ground in his home country.

Rafael Nadal reveals his joy before making a comeback at the Barcelona Open

For the seventeenth time in his career, Rafael Nadal will be playing in the Barcelona Open main draw tomorrow. The 12-time champion at the Real Club de Tennis Barcelona reached the event recently. And upon reaching there, he shared his joy during an interview. “I’m happy to be here; of course, Barcelona is a place that has brought me a great deal of joy and where I have spent periods of my life,” he said.

“Over the last two years, I’ve had very few days on tour, so spending days here, seeing people, and being able to practice with players is a joy,” he continued. Nadal’s silent battle with his injury is well-known to every fan of his. But his consistent battle and will to come back on-court are a moving reminder of his resilience and commitment to his sport. He may be tired of his injuries, but his fans never get tired of seeing him excel on the court.

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