Rafael Nadal He trained at Indian Wells, one of his favorite spots on the professional tennis circuit. He was one of the main draw stars, but he didn’t even make his debut. He announced that he did not feel in the position to perform as he would have liked in this Masters 1000 ATP.
He really put his eyes and effort into the clay. Where he winked from the California desert. He shared a story on Instagram making a gesture of removing dirt from the soles of his sneakers. “Clay, Earth,” he wrote in an image from Tennis Paradise in Indian Wells.
Monte Carlo, Barcelona Open Banc Sabadell-Conde de Godó Trophy, Madrid, Rome and Roland Garros. This is the tour where the Spaniard will move according to his physical needs, which at this moment has officially confirmed his presence in Godó, from April 13 to 21.
The Indian Wells hype was matched Rafael Nadal along with another famous veteran who also used a protected rank, after a long injury, to enter the draw directly. The Canadian ‘gunboat’ Milos Raonica former top-10 and Wimbledon finalist.
After Nadal’s defeat, the American took advantage of the gap to defeat the substitute, the Indian Sumit Nagal, 6-3 and 6-3. But, as has been the norm in recent times, he finished the match injured, suffering a muscle problem in a calf.
Raonic did not show up for his third round match on Saturday. Who won the lottery in abandoning the Rafael Nadal that’s definitely in danish Holger Runewho did not compete for even a minute was in the round of 32, third round, against the Italian Lorenzo Musetti or the Canadian Denis Shapovalov.
Nadal opened a hole which the young Rune took advantage of.
Source: La Verdad
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