Rafael Nadal Prepares to ‘Jolt’ Fans in New Giveaway Partnership

After suffering a terrible foot injury last year, Rafael Nadal made a tremendous comeback in 2022 by winning the Australian Open on 30th January. Now, the Spaniard has become the only men’s singles player with the most Grand Slam titles.  

After winning his 21st Grand Slam title, Nadal announced another good news on social media. Earlier, Rafa partnered with the app called ‘Fanjolt’ to interact with fans and friends. The launching of the app was on hold, till now. However, Rafa posted a video on social media today, where it shows the app is finally live.

Rafael Nadal announces more good news to fans

A few weeks ago, Rafael Nadal announced his partnership with ‘Fanjolt.’ With this app, you can interact with any celebrity anywhere and anytime. “Hey, what’s up, guys? This is Rafa. I’m so excited to be a part of FanJolt, where I can hang out with friends and fans anywhere, anytime. I can’t wait to jolt you,” Rafa said in an earlier video.

In the latest video, Rafa announced the launching of this app, as he wrote in the caption, “Hey all Fanjolt is LIVE and launching with giveaways and JOLTS throughout the month of February, all while raising money for charity! My first broadcast’s date and time will be announced soon….”

Nadal didn’t announce the date for his broadcasting on the app. However, he provided a method for fans to get more involved. Rafa also announced some special prizes, as he wrote, “Share the post to your IG stories to be entered to win Signed Memorabilia, 3 nights in Las Vegas & so much more…”

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Apart from Nadal, other tennis stars like Sloane Stephens and the Bryan Brothers are also involved with this app. 

Nadal reveals his next tournament

Earlier, the organizers at the BNP Paribas Open (Indian Wells) announced that Rafael Nadal will play at the tournament this year. After missing out last year due to injury, Nadal is all set to make a return at the Indian Wells. 

After almost three years, Rafa will play in front of a packed crowd in the desert. Certainly, after the Australian Open win, Nadal will be eying for his fourth BNP Paribas Open. 

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