On the verge of his return to the court, the Australian makes a powerful statement about his mentality, surpassing Djokovic, Nadal, Federer, and Murray.
On the verge of his return to the court, the Australian makes a powerful statement about his mentality, surpassing Djokovic, Nadal, Federer, and Murray.
The former world number one confesses what she thought of the Spaniard's farewell, as well as revealing what her retirement plans were.
The Last Challenge was a match where emotions were running high, full of moments that gave us goosebumps and very significant scenes, but where there was also space for laughter, entertainment, and spectacle. This is how Novak Djokovic demonstrated it, bringing out his imitator side for the first time in a long time, dusting off past eras: it was Juan Martín del Potro who asked him to imitate Rafael Nadal... and Nole, although briefly, fulfilled the request, causing laughter among the audience.
Delpo asked Nole to imitate Nadal... and Nole duly obliged 😂 pic.twitter.com/lf7YzbWUCo
— 𝚗𝚒𝚌𝚔. A͟O͟¹⁰ (@NoleLondon) December 1, 2024
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Djokovic vuelve a imitar a Nadal... ¡a petición de del Potro!
Rafael Nadal has finished his career on the court, but the legacy he will leave goes far beyond his titles. The Balearic player is clear about this, as he was seen at Alfonso X University engaging in an interesting conversation with some students, discussing whether he would have changed different things in his career. This led to a very positive discourse on teachings, learning, and humility, captured by Relevo:
"Some people ask, after years have passed, if you would have changed anything. Some reply that they would not, that they would not have changed anything. Damn, you're either a super phenomenon or a super arrogant. If they ask me... damn, if I would have changed things, yes, I would have changed many things, but well, I did the best I could, although if I could go back, of course I would have changed things: we all make mistakes, and we learn from that."
What is important and what I want to say is: when we make mistakes, we see them, but when we succeed, it's positive to think about why I have won, why I am the number one in the world. To stay there, what do I need? That is the advice, never to... it is important to be satisfied, but always be alert to see how you can improve."
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, El primer discurso inspirador de Nadal postretirada: "O eres un superfenómeno o un superarrogante..."
The Serbian announced Murray as his new coach just on the same day that Rafa Nadal retired from tennis. Roddick has a strong opinion on that matter.
The former Spanish tennis player talks about the possibility of a future in Rafa Nadal's circuit: "I would see him more as an advisor for something big".
Both have reached the top of the rankings at some point in their careers, but they are not the only number 1s who have teamed up. Let's see which other partnerships stand out.
Names like Nadal, Thiem, Murray, Muguruza, or Kerber decided to hang up the racket in a year that also hides other endings that didn't receive as much attention.
On the verge of his return to the court, the Australian makes a powerful statement about his mentality, surpassing Djokovic, Nadal, Federer, and Murray.
Rafael Nadal has finished his career on the court, but the legacy he will leave goes far beyond his titles. The Balearic player is clear about this, as he was seen at Alfonso X University engaging in an interesting conversation with some students, discussing whether he would have changed different things in his career. This led to a very positive discourse on teachings, learning, and humility, captured by Relevo:
"Some people ask, after years have passed, if you would have changed anything. Some reply that they would not, that they would not have changed anything. Damn, you're either a super phenomenon or a super arrogant. If they ask me... damn, if I would have changed things, yes, I would have changed many things, but well, I did the best I could, although if I could go back, of course I would have changed things: we all make mistakes, and we learn from that."
What is important and what I want to say is: when we make mistakes, we see them, but when we succeed, it's positive to think about why I have won, why I am the number one in the world. To stay there, what do I need? That is the advice, never to... it is important to be satisfied, but always be alert to see how you can improve."
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, El primer discurso inspirador de Nadal postretirada: "O eres un superfenómeno o un superarrogante..."
The former world number one confesses what she thought of the Spaniard's farewell, as well as revealing what her retirement plans were.
The Serbian announced Murray as his new coach just on the same day that Rafa Nadal retired from tennis. Roddick has a strong opinion on that matter.
The Last Challenge was a match where emotions were running high, full of moments that gave us goosebumps and very significant scenes, but where there was also space for laughter, entertainment, and spectacle. This is how Novak Djokovic demonstrated it, bringing out his imitator side for the first time in a long time, dusting off past eras: it was Juan Martín del Potro who asked him to imitate Rafael Nadal... and Nole, although briefly, fulfilled the request, causing laughter among the audience.
Delpo asked Nole to imitate Nadal... and Nole duly obliged 😂 pic.twitter.com/lf7YzbWUCo
— 𝚗𝚒𝚌𝚔. A͟O͟¹⁰ (@NoleLondon) December 1, 2024
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Djokovic vuelve a imitar a Nadal... ¡a petición de del Potro!
The former Spanish tennis player talks about the possibility of a future in Rafa Nadal's circuit: "I would see him more as an advisor for something big".
Both have reached the top of the rankings at some point in their careers, but they are not the only number 1s who have teamed up. Let's see which other partnerships stand out.
Names like Nadal, Thiem, Murray, Muguruza, or Kerber decided to hang up the racket in a year that also hides other endings that didn't receive as much attention.
Two legends of racket sports like Pat Cash and Jim Courier discuss Rafa's legacy and influence, describing him as a "unique" player in his style.
We review the aspects that make 2024 a spectacular year for the world of tennis and that will be etched in the collective memory of fans.