‘He’s a Monster’- Compatriot Pablo Andujar Hails the Significance of Rafael Nadal
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Tennis – Australian Open – Men’s Singles Final – Melbourne Park, Melbourne, Australia – January 31, 2022 Spain’s Rafael Nadal celebrates winning the final against Russia’s Daniil Medvedev REUTERS/Asanka Brendon Ratnayake
Spanish tennis star Rafael Nadal has been a great ambassador for the sport of tennis. One thing constant in his career has been the success rate. Right from the time he began his career nearly two decades ago, Spaniard has been winning titles constantly.
Over the years, Nadal has been inspiring millions of people from all around the world. There have been many players belonging to Spain that have sought inspiration from the great man.
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Everyone speaks volumes when it comes to Rafael Nadal
Recently, fellow compatriot Pablo Andujar spoke highly of Rafa. He acknowledged the fact that after all the difficulties he has been through in his career, he yet manages a way to come out on top.
Speaking on Rafa, Pablo stated, “Of course. I’m not surprised by what he’s doing because he’s out of this world. He’s a monster. But it is true that it is getting more and more difficult to be at your best, it is more difficult to recover from a difficult day, a physically hard day. I think he has been improving in all these aspects thanks to experience.”
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Coming to tennis, six months ago, Rafa was on crutches. Post the French Open last year, he was in a bad space with the foot injury. There came a point during which he doubted if he could come back to playing tennis at the highest level.
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Tennis – ATP 500 – Abierto Mexicano – The Fairmont Acapulco Princess, Acapulco, Mexico – February 24, 2022 Spain’s Rafael Nadal celebrates winning his quarter final match against Tommy Paul of the U.S. REUTERS/Henry Romero
However, like always, he proved his doubters wrong and won the Australian Open this year. In the final, he was down by two sets and was nearly broken in the third set. Somehow, the 35-year-old superstar found the motivation and fought back to claim the third set and there onwards rode on the momentum.
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Last week, Nadal won the title in Acapulco. He defeated Medvedev for the second time in less than a month, en route to lifting his third title of the season. It will be interesting to see how the 21-time Grand Slam champion goes about things in the near future. We wish him all the best.
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