World No.2 Rafael Nadal [https://www.essentiallysports.com/tag/rafael-nadal/] possesses a rare weakness of playing indoor, which he admits that he is aware of, as the Spaniard explains that he prefers to play outdoor than indoor. In an exclusive Interview with Prakash Amritraj at the Tennis Channel at the Rolex Paris Masters 2019 [https://www.essentiallysports.com/category/tennis/rolex-paris-masters-2019/], Rafael Nadal explained that it is not easier for his body to play indoors than outdoors but revealed that he likes to play indoors. Rafael Nadal [https://www.essentiallysports.com/wp-content/uploads/images-37-22.jpeg] He said: “I don’t think that things are easier for the body to play here than outdoors. If you ask me, I prefer to play outdoors of course but I like to play indoors. My game evolves to the direction that my game be more effective here indoors and I need to make that happen. But I am confident that I can play well if I am healthy.” He further added: “I am passionate and excited to be back on the tour and everybody knows that this city is so special for me. So even if I was not able to win ever in Bercy but it’s a pleasure that I know very well.” Rafael Nadal [https://www.essentiallysports.com/wp-content/uploads/20191029_224440.jpg] Rafael Nadal has not produced his best tennis at the Paris Masters 1000 and has never won a title at the French capital but the World No.2 is hoping to change that trend and take triumph at the event this week. Rafael Nadal could manage to win only two indoor tournament titles in his 84 career singles titles, and he is yet to win a Paris Master’s crown yet, despite dominating up the road in the outdoor arenas of Roland Garros. Rafael Nadal [https://www.essentiallysports.com/wp-content/uploads/images-40-3.jpeg] The US Open champion comes into 2019 Rolex Paris Masters after a five-week break, as he recovered from the hand injury and took some time off the tennis court for his wedding. The Majorca native has won 28 of his last 29 matches on the ATP Tour. The 33-year-old has claimed four titles in the 2019 season including the French Open and the US Open [https://www.essentiallysports.com/category/tennis/us-open/] and will commence his campaign for the maiden title in Bercy against Adrian Mannarino [https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adrian_Mannarino] in the round of 32. 

Rafael Nadal possesses a rare weakness of playing indoor, which he admits that
he is aware of, as he explains that he prefers to play outdoors than indoors.

Starting off as a tennis author in 2018, Varun Khanna has gone on to contribute
to EssentiallySports in various capacities. After setting up interviews with the
likes of Serena Williams’ coach Patrick Mouratoglou, Alizé Cornet, and Noah
Rubin, Varun is now part of all major ATP and WTA press conferences and has gone
on to pen more than 1300 articles for EssentiallySports. He now heads the tennis
and NBA division of the organization. While writing remains a passion for him,
Varun has branched out into the marketing and communications department of
EssentiallySports as well. When he wants to relax, Varun doesn’t have to venture
away from tennis and NBA; he simply tunes in to Rafael Nadal and Michael
Jordan’s exploits in their respective sports, past and present.

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Starting off as a tennis author in 2018, Varun Khanna has gone on to contribute to EssentiallySports in various capacities. After setting up interviews with the likes of Serena Williams’ coach Patrick Mouratoglou, Alizé Cornet, and Noah Rubin, Varun is now part of all major ATP and WTA press conferences and has gone on to pen more than 1300 articles for EssentiallySports. He now heads the tennis and NBA division of the organization. While writing remains a passion for him, Varun has branched out into the marketing and communications department of EssentiallySports as well. When he wants to relax, Varun doesn’t have to venture away from tennis and NBA; he simply tunes in to Rafael Nadal and Michael Jordan’s exploits in their respective sports, past and present.