Rafael Nadal it was sweaty Roland Garros. He is always sweaty especially when the humidity rises in the rainy season as happened in the semifinals against alexander zverev. Under the roof.
Lack of adequate preparation due to rib and foot injuries has hampered a path full of obstacles due to a dynamic team that placed three major favorites, or candidates as defined on this occasion, at the top of the table Rafa Walal for problems of predictable weeks.
Nadal had to eliminate in the round of 16 Felix Auger-Aliassimeadded another four hours of play to the main quarterfinal match including Novak Djokovic and he had a very bad time until the injury of alexander zverev. He finished his work then Casper Ruudthe first Norwegian finalist of a Grand Slam.
Rafa Nadal raised for the fourteenth time the Musketeers Cup. He got a replica. He has something in common with the original because the French Tennis Federation (FFT) awarded him his tenth title with a special trophy given to him by his uncle. Tony Nadal.
The name of the cup is a tribute to the French Davis Cup team made up of René Lacoste, Jean Borotra, Henri Cochet and Jacques Brugnonwhich ended the dominance of the United States in the 1927 edition.
Nadal also received the corresponding financial check. More than two kilos. € 2,200,000, a figure within nearly three pocketed in Australia. Also less than the 2,300,000 euros he earned at Roland Garros 2019before the pandemic.
In 2020, without an audience, it received 1,600,000. Novak Djokovic won 1,400,000 by 2021, with limited viewer capacity.
Rafa Nadal has surpassed five million dollars in revenue this season, because before Paris he accumulated 3,375,997. reached Carlos Alcaraz, with 3,724,759 before falling in the quarterfinals, a result that would bring him 380,000 euros. ATP sets your tour earnings on 128,337,592 dollars, which would be more than 130 after his victory at Roland Garros, the fourth season. Get up on occasion Roger Federer, follows below Novak Djokovicleading to more than 156 million dollars.
Source: La Verdad
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