Tony Nadal He sat in the presidential box on the center court of Roland Garros to not directly participate in the confrontation between his nephew Rafa Nadal and his Canadian pupil Felix Auger-Aliassime.
Pass the American on Rafa Nadal Academy to practice, he felt good about the work given by Tony Nadaland he was signed in April 2021 to complement the work of his French coach Frederic Fontang.
Another recognized professional performing in Manacor’s academy is Casper Ruud, signed in 2018. On Sunday, the first Norwegian to reach a Grand Slam final will be the rival for the fourteenth Rafa Nadal Musketeers Cup. The two have trained several times, although this is their first official duel.
Toni Nadal speaks of “a complicated match for both of us. If we have to lose with one, it is better to lose with Casper and if Casper has to lose, it is better with Rafa because he already said at the time that Rafael, when he was young, he was an idol. Now he has a chance to play in the final of the most important tournament of the year on the dirt track. We’re looking forward to a great game, we’ll see who manages to lift the trophy, “he told a video provided by the academy.
The athletic director of the academy is publicly moving into neutral territory. He praises the evolution of the Nordic, which his father trained Christian, a former ATP player. The Majorcan Peter Clare replaces some contests “His evolution with these people is remarkable. He came here when he was 140-150 in the world and now he is one of the best in the world. He has been in the top ten for over a year, he is one of players with the most development, I think he has done an extraordinary job with his father and I think we worked together and we are very proud of this collaboration ”.
This is how Rafa Nadal prepares for the Roland Garros final against Casper Ruud
And, as Rafa Nadal pointed out, he pointed out Casper Ruud’s human factor. “We are fortunate to have worked with one of the most educated players on the professional circuit,” Toni Nadal concluded.
Source: La Verdad
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