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PARIS, FRANCE – JUNE 5: Rafael Nadal of Spain, his uncle/coach Toni Nadal and assistant coach Carlos Moya during practice on day 9 of the 2017 French Open, second Grand Slam of the season at Roland Garros stadium on June 5, 2017 in Paris, France. (Photo by Jean Catuffe/Getty Images)

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PARIS, FRANCE – JUNE 5: Rafael Nadal of Spain, his uncle/coach Toni Nadal and assistant coach Carlos Moya during practice on day 9 of the 2017 French Open, second Grand Slam of the season at Roland Garros stadium on June 5, 2017 in Paris, France. (Photo by Jean Catuffe/Getty Images)
The absence of Rafael Nadal, the legendary Spanish tennis player, has left fans eagerly anticipating his return to the sport. Following his last appearance at the Australian Open earlier this year, Nadal has been sidelined due to injury, leaving a void in the tennis world. This injury led him to force his way out of major tournaments including Wimbledon and the French Open.
With an illustrious career that includes numerous accolades and a place among the sport’s greats, Nadal’s impact is undeniable. In a recent interview, his uncle, Toni Nadal, shed light on Rafael’s current situation and provided insights into his training regime. As tennis enthusiasts eagerly await his comeback, the anticipation continues to grow.
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Toni Nadal busts one prevalent myth about Rafael Nadal
During the interview, Toni Nadal confirmed that Rafael Nadal remains dedicated to his training regimen, despite being unable to train on the tennis court. He stated, “Yes, physically, but still cannot train tennis, the doctor advised him not to do so, to wait for a full recovery.”
During the interview, Toni Nadal addressed a prevalent myth surrounding Rafael’s absence, dismissing the notion that he is leisurely enjoying his time on a yacht. Toni emphatically stated, “No, right now he’s here at the academy, training. He’s been here every day doing physical training.” It emphasizes his dedication and work ethic as he diligently focuses on his physical conditioning.

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MONTE-CARLO, MONACO – APRIL 13: Rafael Nadal of Spain in a practice session as uncle and coach Toni Nadal watches on during day two of the Monte Carlo Rolex Masters tennis at the Monte-Carlo Sporting Club on April 13, 2015 in Monte-Carlo, Monaco. (Photo by Julian Finney/Getty Images)
Despite the setback, Rafael’s commitment to his craft is evident as he continues to focus on physical conditioning. Demonstrating his unwavering desire to return to the court, Rafael spends his days at the academy, diligently engaging in physical training.
This dedication underscores his determination to regain full fitness and make a triumphant comeback.
When will Rafael Nadal make his comeback?
Rafael Nadal has been out for a long time now. While the exact timeline remains uncertain, the tennis community eagerly awaits the moment when the legendary Spaniard will grace the court once again.
EXCLUSIVE: "I still hope we’ll see not just the doubles like I did, but more than that."@rogerfederer tells @chrissymacCNN that he hopes Rafael Nadal can overcome his injuries and retire "on his own terms" next season. pic.twitter.com/pMF4UG92EJ
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As Rafael Nadal’s absence from the tennis circuit continues, his ardent supporters eagerly await his triumphant return. With a commitment to physical training, despite not being able to train on the tennis court yet, Nadal’s unwavering dedication is evident. Optimism surrounds his eventual return to professional tennis.
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