ATP – Washington> Nadal on his foot pain: “I’ve been through this many times in my career, so it’s something that doesn’t worry me”

Only winner in the decisive tie-break of the final round against Jack Sock this Wednesday in the second round of the ATP 500 in Washington, Rafael Nadal appeared diminished, especially when he walked between the points. Obviously, it’s still the left foot, the same one that forced him to forfeit Wimbledon and the Olympics. The same one that bothers him since the start of his career.

“My physical condition is good, I just need to have less pain in my feet, it’s the truth. Physically, I feel more or less well. It is clear that I need more games like this to be in better shape after so long without competition, but it’s part of the process, something that I know well. I’ve been through this (his foot pain, editor’s note) many times in my career, so it’s something that doesn’t worry me. It’s also about winning those kinds of matches, it helps you be better. Then, if I am able to improve myself with my foot as well, I think the rest will come little by little. “

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