Categories: Social Responsibility

Without a king of brick dust: Rafael Nadal got off Roland Garrós

The worst news for all fans. Rafael Nadal got off the Roland Garrostournament that he won 14 times and became the most successful tennis player in the prestigious French tournament.

Nadal’s word about his loss at Roland Garros

I am going to try to regenerate my body these months, without setting a return date. When I feel physically ready, I will return. Getting to the Davis Cup at the end of the year could be a goal. If not, the idea is to return in 2024, which would be my last year.”, Nadal said at a press conference.

I will not play for a few months, due to injuries, and I will try to be fit physically to be able to play the Grand Slam and Olympic Games next year, which will be my last on the circuit.”implying that next year he retired from the circuit.

“It has been difficult for me to have continuity in every way, because of the physical. And that is transferred to the personal field when one cannot be happy with the day-to-day ”, she specified.

“My idea is to enjoy and travel to all the tournaments where I was happy, if I have the chance”

“I am better now than a few weeks ago. It is better that they see me like this, otherwise I would not hold a press conference ”

“You can get angry, sad, which is what I do, but in the end I can be thankful for everything that has happened”

News in development…

Anna Edwards

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