yun Casper Ruud he would have chosen the winter modality or handball that would have entered his country’s script. But his father was one of the few Norwegians to choose tennis, becoming 39th in the world. Y Christian He put the little boy to play, almost a baby, on a temporary mini court in the garden of his house in Oslo. He made the racket match in football, skiing or ice hockey, which he abandoned at 12.
He decided to follow in the footsteps of his father, and also a coach, who decided on the option of becoming a pilot. He was not mistaken. In January 2016 he reached junior world number one. In 2018 he went to the center of his idol, the Rafa Nadal Academy, ranking 143rd in the world. He is guaranteed to leave Paris in sixth position. If Christian Ruud has been in charge of his career, he has had the help of the Spanish several times. In the main categories, with Rich Peterand now he travels depending on which tournaments include Mallorca Peter Clarefrom academia.
“Above all, he has a good family and he is a good man”, featured Rafa Nadal, who has been an “inspiration” for Nordic, sports and personal. He pays too much attention to the Spaniard, now his rival in the Roland Garros final, that “I’ll try not to break the racket”, he promises himself.
Along with Nadal he trains on occasions in manacor, but they also play golf. “Like tennis, Rafa wins. He is very competitive in everything. They look like two different personalities. He was an animal on the track, while maintaining respect for his rival, and after that became a normal human being. I always greet you. And there everyone treats him as another ”.
Golf is Casper’s passion, who even opened a second instagram account just to talk about it (@casper_golf). If he has a choice, he will go for a fight with Tiger Woods at the Masters. Having multiple fields is a key point in his residence, which he plans to fix over the years Majorca or Miami. Mooring for your boat is important. He loves to sail and swim in deep water.
A calm boy who eats his usual chicken with rice before facing his hero Nadal. Although, there is no tournament in between, he prefers Asian food, especially Thai.
Source: La Verdad
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