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Originally Posted by Sid_Vicious
It was actually in 2nd or 3rd game of the first set. IIRC, Nadal was sprinting forward to chase down a drop shot. As he was slowing down from his sprint, he started looking at his box and talking about something.
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That is correct, as far as the original version is concerned.
However, my question was refering to two things:
1) the fact that, during the match Ferrer was painting the lines. The entire match, starting from game 1 till the end.
2) even at the end of the match Nadal was able to play pretty spectacular points. Watch the point at 4-1 30-30 in the third. If you think, that such play is possible with the quoted injury, then you probably as well believe, that capricorns exist.
Mind you, Nadal was playing against a top 5 player, and not some mug.