nadal

Rafa Nadal trainer is not the former professional football player Miguel Angel Nadal (who is also Rafa's uncle) but Miguel Angel's brother, Toni Nadal.

For example, why does Nadal always put two bottles in the exact same position while playing a tennis match?

According to Nadal the best game he ever played and consolidated Djokovic as one of the greats.

If this had transpired, maybe our idiot Prime Minister would've made Rafael Nadal a caballero on Australia Day this year.

I remember reading about Nadal how he showed up to his hotel restaurant after a match in shorts.

When I was young I met a Spanish tennis player called Rafael Nadal when he was a kid.

I think an even better example would be Nadal v Djokovic on the 2012 Australian Open final.

That's like playing a tennis match between Federer and Nadal, making Nadal play with a frying pan instead of a racquet, and then claiming Federer is the better player because he won using a racquet.

Satya Nadal will go down in history as the guy that killed Microsoft.

I meet Rafael Nadal when he was a kid because I played tennis and played tournaments.

My understanding is that Nadal didn't really switch to being left handed.

That said, I do think that Nadal is an excellent example of how to be adaptable.

Or maybe the “lost generation” was simply not as good as Djokovic, Federer, or Nadal.

There was a whole "lost generation" of amazingly talented players who just basically shat the bed whenever they stepped onto the court with Djokovic, Federer, or Nadal.

This is essentially what happened with Rafael Nadal, who's uncle/coach made him play left-handed despite being naturally right-handed.

RPM has a large range up to ~5,000rpm (Nadal).

I'm always reminded of Federer-Nadal rivalry when I watch these two play.