Former Spanish tennis player Rafael Nadal (38) hung a racket about a wedge “after playing for Spain’s match Davis Cup in November last year.
Nadal was awarded the “Laures” awarded for a magnificent career, which was served on Monday night in Madrid, where he spoke of his life without tennis, tournaments, competitions.
“It’s true that I don’t miss tennis. Not because I’m not so much. But not because I’m done by getting tired of tennis or I fought Tennis, then,” said Nadal and explained his feeling:
“I finished my career happy and I could continue my career because I was doing that I was my passion and that was all my life. Simply, when you can physically try to close the book. And I closed it.”
Conqueror 22 Grand Slam Trophy, of which 14 are on the Rolan Garos, will soon be honored in Paris on his favorite tournament, a whole day will dedicate the Spanish Giant.
Nadal returned the film on the days in Madrid in Madrid when he broke to finish his career. He wanted, he says, to make sure he brought the right decision.
“It took me a long time to make a final decision because I wanted to make sure it was a real decision. What I was hardest to see myself lying on the bed after that I was able to continue,” Spaniards.
His body, he says, gave signals that he was no longer ready to respond to the biggest challenges.
“When I felt my body recovered to the level that is needed to continue to enjoy the field, then I made a decision to stop my mind with peace.
(Vijesti.ba)
