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That is why, according to the former coach and uncle of Rafa Nadal , there are two reasons that would explain these criticisms. On the one hand, he understands that the public was irritated after having paid a fortune to see that match. But, on the other, Toni also understands that this is not the first time that the Serbian could have exaggerated his discomfort. " Another question is that we ask ourselves, once the facts have been given, the reason for that protest that was unleashed in the stands. Firstly, I understand that the public showed their disappointment and anger at being deprived of the expected spectacle after having paid an entrance fee for it. But the second reason, and probably the most important, is that, over the years, a certain mistrust has been fostered around Novak, due to his grimaces or histrionics, which has sown doubts about the veracity of his injuries" , he wrote in El País .
In this way, Toni tries to understand the reaction of a public that felt cheated for not having seen even a single sign that led them to think about Djokovic's retirement. On many occasions we have seen the Serbian express even the slightest pain through his body language. " When a player faces physical problems in a match of this nature, he normally waits until the end to decide to retire. He calls the physiotherapist, plays a few games impaired and, only when he sees the inevitable fate, does he decide to retire. On more than one occasion we have seen Novak with similar performances, with facial gestures and body language that contradict what we are seeing on the court and that sow certain doubts about the authenticity of his problems," said Toni.
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That is why, according to the former coach and uncle of Rafa Nadal , there are two reasons that would explain these criticisms. On the one hand, he understands that the public was irritated after having paid a fortune to see that match. But, on the other, Toni also understands that this is not the first time that the Serbian could have exaggerated his discomfort. " Another question is that we ask ourselves, once the facts have been given, the reason for that protest that was unleashed in the stands. Firstly, I understand that the public showed their disappointment and anger at being deprived of the expected spectacle after having paid an entrance fee for it. But the second reason, and probably the most important, is that, over the years, a certain mistrust has been fostered around Novak, due to his grimaces or histrionics, which has sown doubts about the veracity of his injuries" , he wrote in El País .
In this way, Toni tries to understand the reaction of a public that felt cheated for not having seen even a single sign that led them to think about Djokovic's retirement. On many occasions we have seen the Serbian express even the slightest pain through his body language. " When a player faces physical problems in a match of this nature, he normally waits until the end to decide to retire. He calls the physiotherapist, plays a few games impaired and, only when he sees the inevitable fate, does he decide to retire. On more than one occasion we have seen Novak with similar performances, with facial gestures and body language that contradict what we are seeing on the court and that sow certain doubts about the authenticity of his problems," said Toni.
Toni Nadal intenta explicar el porqué de los abucheos a Djokovic
El ex técnico de Rafa se pronunció acerca de la controvertida retirada del serbio en el Open de Australia. Toni da las dos razones que podrían explicar el bochornoso suceso.
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