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Rafael Nadal reacts during his semi final match against Argentina’s Diego Schwartzman REUTERS/Gonzalo Fuentes

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Rafael Nadal reacts during his semi final match against Argentina’s Diego Schwartzman REUTERS/Gonzalo Fuentes
One of tennis’ most priced asset, Rafael Nadal has conquered literally everything in the game. Throughout these years, the Spaniard has battered most of his opponents and close rivals. He has an exceptional quality of being able to bounce when the odds go against him.
The manner in which he has done it repeatedly all along his career makes him one of the greatest to ever step foot on the court.
Not many athletes, belonging to any other sports, have had the kind of domination that Rafa has had at Roland Garros. However, there happens to be a place where Nadal doesn’t really keep up the pace.
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Tennis – ATP Finals – The O2, London, Britain – November 21, 2020 Spain’s Rafael Nadal during his semi-final match against Russia’s Daniil Medvedev REUTERS/Toby Melville
Rafael Nadal: Impossible to Keep Pace on Social Media
Recently, while speaking about his social media skills, Rafa revealed that he can’t cope up with it.
He said, “I try to answer everybody always when it comes to personal messages on my phone. On social media, it’s impossible for me. And I of course have this thing of mine where I follow up.”
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In his defense, Nadal admitted that he was much older than the youth who were really hooked onto it. Although, he did add that he is not someone who is constantly engaging himself on social media.
He further added, “But social media started booming when I wasn’t that young. I think it’s overtaken me and I’m not someone who is hooked on their social media, to be honest.”
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Speaking more about Rafa and his season this year, he continues to rewrite history. He lifted the French Open title for the 13th time in his career and he doesn’t want to slow down anytime soon. In fact, Nadal won his 1000th ATP match during the Masters in Bercy.
As the season has summed up, the Spaniard will next be seen at the Australian Open in February.
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