El Nadal’s 14th title at Roland Garros It is one of the most commented feats by all the protagonists in the world of white sports. There are many factors that cause idolatry for the one from Mallorca, and it is that He went to Paris to play with a severe foot injury, and that gives him more merit, added to his 36 years.
The Rafa Nadal Musketeers Cup awake in Ivan Ljubicic, coach of Roger Federer, great admiration, and the Croatian did not hesitate to point out that the Philippe Chatrier stadium should change its name.
“Not many have been able to play 14 Roland Garros. Well he has won it 14 times. There is no word to describe this feat. I don’t think good old Philippe would mind if his track changes name to Rafael Nadal: the statue is not enough”. The center court at Roland Garros has been called Philippe Chatrier since 2001, in honor of the former French tennis player and manager.
Rafa seeks to reach Wimbledon
As the problem in his foot is still latent, now he is going to try a new treatment to try to complete the season, maybe even get to Wimbledon if it’s effective. Rafa hasn’t stepped foot on the grass in London for three years. In 2019 he reached the semifinals. In 2020 the tournament was not played due to the pandemic and in 2021 the left-hander could not attend precisely because of that injury to his foot.
Nadal’s rival in Paris and admirer of his brain
During his presentation on the ATP Tennis Radio podcast, Kudla highlighted Nafal’s mental strength and assured that the Spaniard “He has mentally intimidated most of the circuit.” “His talent level is incredible, his stamina is incredible, his vision of the games and what he brings to the table and how he can apply it to everyone is the best of the best.”“, destac Kudla.
“He plays so well left-handed, he has good power, he plays every point with focus and intention, he’s so positive. I was talking about this the other day, it’s amazing that he’s been playing for over 17 years and has never broken a racket. And it’s like wow. Everybody has broken a racket and he has never broken a racket. What’s in his brain is just unbelievable.” aadi Kudla.
