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AAaand here's the hater who's still trying to find faults in this record. Sheesh

He stayed in the top 10 DESPITE being injured for so long. That's GOATDal for you

BEAUTIFUL!!!!

Nadal really is hilarious here :-D

Exactly! he'll be fine and running around like a rat come the first round

Yeah, apparently Novak had a torn abdomen in 2021(?) but by the final, he was absolutely fine. Ill believe it when i see it. I aint buying his injury BS right now

Yeah this is not a big issue. He'll be running like a bunny come the AO. Typical Novak BS before the AO as always

:-D :-D :-D :-D

OFCOURSE he does NOT! Why would he? He won them all fair and square. Strip him of atleast 10 titles plis

Okay grandpa

GUTTEDDD

Ok so clearly Nadal is going to have to play a bit differently in the last 2 matches if he is to win Wimbledon. His serve is obviously going to be affected, so will his defense when is on the full stretch. The answer is simple as to how to play now. Nadal changed his game and became ultra...

It was unnatural for him. he tried to bring that FH again many times but he failed to do so. Just didnt have the capability

Maybe I am being pessimistic but abdominal injuries need time to recover. Not sure how much Nadal will be recovered in 2 days. But let's be positive and hope Nadal can beat Kyrgios even in this form. We'll worry about Djokovic when we come to that bridge

No idea what this means lol

Maybe I am being pessimistic but abdominal injuries need time to recover. Not sure how much Nadal will be recovered in 2 days. But let's be positive and hope Nadal can beat Kyrgios even in this form. We'll worry about Djokovic when come to that bridge

Ok youre clearly living in the past. That was around 15 years ago. Nadal isnt the same player he was then. Update your self bud. We are living in 2022 and Nadal is 36 years old now

From what I saw, Nadal was returning very well

yeah well did he ever bring that FH again in any match? Anyone can GOAT for one tournament.

So there's no competition on clay and HC? Literally everyone complains about how grass has the weakest competition these days and here you are saying the complete opposite. Stop justifying your own subjective beliefs.

So any match that Nadal loses, he didnt try hard enough? Is that what youre saying? loi. So as long as Nadal gives his best in every match, he's never supposed to lose a match, ever? Hilarious. Just because he lost those matches doesnt mean he didnt try his best. As he aged, Nadal has lost more...

It's my personal opinion but I dont believe Murray had the offensive FH firepower like the big 3 always seemed to possess. He just didnt have the explosiveness on the FH, naturally. So, maybe he never had the complete talent of the Big 3. So he was probably always meant to grind it out and have...

I dont know what kind of mood youre in today but the AO21 and AO2010 had nothing to do with Nadal's fighting attitude. I dont even remember what happened in AO2018

Not really. Nadal has reached MULTIPLE finals in Australia in the last 10 years, only to be stopped by Djokovic. He's lost more matches to journeymen players on grass in the last 10 years, than on the plexi AO surface. When was the last time Rafa lost to a below 50 player at the AO in the last...

Everyone has their own preference, and I am sure some other Rafa fans would also share my perspective. I am not THAT emotionally invested in Rafa that I dont see the cost of Rafa being injured in the final against his ultimate nemesis on his worst surface. It will be a bloodbath. Obviously I...

That's also one the things that sets these 3 apart from even great talents like Murray and Delpotro. Whatever injuries the big 3 had, they were never severe enough for them to stop competing at the highest level. So yes, luck also has played a part

Yes, yes I am. Which is Nadal's worst surface these days. Please do tell. Player games change over the years. Grass used to be Djokovic's worst surface and now it's certainly his second favorite surface, after the heaven he gets at the AO for his game

Nadal's streak in the slams this year in unreal. He had multiple matches where he had no business winning them and yet he still clawed out those wins. Some of it luck, some of it is the greatness of this man.

Yeah I am well aware Nadal doesnt see it this way. What's your point bud?