Reef Nadal made a first assessment of the judge’s decision to release Novak Djokovic, which will allow the Serb to finally contest the Open de Australia. “Sportingly, I preferred that Djokovic not be there, but justice has spoken and I respect the decisions,” said the Spaniard in the program More than oneo de Zero Wave.
Ttulo en Melbourne: “They have been difficult months. It has been more than a few months. We have had a difficult time with the foot, especially since confinement. We have been a complicated year and a half. I have returned to compete this week, things have gone reasonably well. It has been won. the title. After many months without competing, beyond winning or losing the important thing was to be back on a track in an official tournament. And that was achieved and then look, there have been better moments on the track and worse moments, but In general I have competed, which is what I wanted and what I came to do here. Try to take small steps forward to see if I can recover all the positive feelings. “
Judge’s decision with Djokovic: “It seems perfect to me. In the end, totally correct. Nothing more. Justice is what has to speak in this case and I am always a defender of justice, in all causes. In the end a circus has been mounted around many stories, but regardless of whether or not I may agree on some things with Djokovic, without a doubt the Justice has spoken and has spoken that he has the right to participate in the Australian Open and it really is the fairest thing if it has been resolved that way. “.
Justice is what has to speak in this case and I am always a defender of justice, in all causes
More competition with Djokovic: “On a personal level I much prefer that he not play (laughing). In the end it is sport, many interests move around sport, at a general, economic, advertising level, and in that sense everything is much better when the best can be playing In the end you generate more interest and selfishly speaking for our sport, that the best in the world are on the track competing is much better than that they are anywhere else. “
Djokovic, hero or villain: “Sometimes I think that especially the issue of social networks they have radicalized the world a lot and there is a free letter to be able to express themselves and say many things that later people do not say to their faces on the street. I do not think one thing or the other. Everyone has to be free to make their own decisions, but each decision carries its consequences.As I have done in many other respects, I do know, I know less about other things, and I try to listen and obey those who know about each. All the most important institutions in the world, governments … say that the vaccine is the way to stop this pandemic and the disaster we are experiencing, I try to follow what they tell me. I neither feel less intelligent nor more intelligent for doing it. “I’m just trying to follow what people who know better say. The debate that is generated around it is a circus. But one thing is clear: no matter how much debate is generated, there are millions of deaths in the world due to a virus. That is a reality”.
Social networks have radicalized the world a lot and there is a free letter to be able to express oneself and say many things that later people do not say to the face on the street.
Coronavirus: “I came from doing a tour of the Middle East, I was in Kuwait and Abu Dhabi, I had three negative PCRs in five days. I started to feel quite bad on the trip home. I never thought it was the virus because I had those Negative CRP and the last one, hours before. When I got home the first thing I did was go to the hispital because I didn’t want to see my mother or anyone close until I was sure. “
King Juan Carlos, wanting to return to Spain ?: “I sincerely believe that I should not speak out. I have known King Juan Carlos for many years. As you all know, he is a great sports fan and in this case I was able to share with him a few hours. What I saw or did not see I prefer to reserve, because I also there is another story set around it all and I don’t want to participate because it is not my world. “
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