Pat Cash says there will be no one like Rafael Nadal on land

There are people who enjoy offering their point of view on the world they know best and one of them is Pat Cash. The Australian was controversial when he was a player and still does not elude the media spotlight today, leaving headlines at every appearance before the media. In an interesting interview for tennisnet.com, the former winner of Wimbledon 1987 and number 4 in the world, addresses very relevant aspects about the Big 3 and the generational change that is seen more and more clearly, paying special attention to their deep amazement and idolatry for the trajectory of Rafael Nadal at Roland Garros and his idyll with clay.

“Rafa is simply incredible. What a player! I think we must assume that we will never see something like Nadal again on clay. Imagine a soccer team that always won in their stadium, or a guy who won every time. years in the Tour de France. If 20 years ago someone said that a guy was going to arrive and win 13 times Roland Garros, they would have put him in a madhouse“says a Cash who has words of praise for the entire Big 3.

And it is that the regularity of which they display and the ambition that they continue to show, is something that fascinates the aussie. “It is amazing to think that we have seen three of the best in history meet in time. These guys have won 57 Grand Slams between the three, it is fascinating. I was proud and satisfied with my career for having won a Grand Slam and a Cup. Davis, and you see these men who are not content with having 20 Grand Slam. None of them will. They seem to have that mental determination to continue and the most impressive thing is that they are better every year.“, he assures before approaching Rafa’s idyll with Paris from another perspective.

Pat Cash points to three players with a special charisma, beyond the Big 3

“From my point of view, there can be no greater challenge in the history of sport than to win over Rafael Nadal at Roland Garros. I cannot imagine anything more difficult to do, in the past, present or future “, highlighted a Pat Cash who also looks to the future and points out some of the players he likes the most “People want unique personalities, men who convey things with their game and way of being. Stefanos Tsitsipas has a special charisma, Dominic Thiem it is exciting to see by how he hits the ball and Denis Shapovalov he connects a lot with people, “said the Australian.