Rafa Nadal He decided to hang the racket after reflecting on his future once the Paris Olympic Games ended. He decided that his career to the Davis Cup finals, in Malaga, ended. It continues, however, present in tennis forums, not only for its note, with 22 grand slams or 14 Roland Garros on the head, but for a thought that many are considered unique and non -destroying the tennis world.
It is a competitive animal, in matches, but also in practice. He didn’t play the ball because yes, there was always an intention in the back to improve his benefits.
An example of this cannibalism is offered by one of the balearic top rivals, the American John Isner. He said in his experience, no fun, in ‘no major show’, a podcast he shares with circuit colleagues, his countrymen Jack sock, Sam Querrey and Steve Johnson.
One of his interlocutors asked if a player had trained in any of them to submit his tennis before having to measure themselves in a contest. “Yes, Rafa did it to me in Beijing. If everyone worked, we would find ourselves in the quarterfinals. My coach told me that Rafa wanted to practice me. I looked at the painting and seemed strange,” he criticized Isner.
He understood that “I want to see my game, my service, how I hit the ball. I don’t think I would ask me to train from having another part of the painting.”
“It was all a shock -awful. The worst. You know, it was Rafa, he hit the winning training. And four or five days later he beat me,” he said Isner Underline Nadal’s ability to deal with tournaments from all possible angles.
Source: La Verdad
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