On June 12, Beijing time, after the French Open was tragically reversed by his old opponent Djokovic, the Spanish star Rafa Nadal expressed doubts about whether to participate in the Wimbledon Tennis Championship.
The 13-degree French Open men’s singles champion insisted in English that Djokovic was “worthy of victory” in a post-match press conference. He then told the Spanish media that his long-term ankle injury did not make him lose—but He needs a rest, and he will not participate in the grass warm-up match before the Wimbledon Open, which kicks off on June 28 local time.
“My ankle is nothing. The protection is only because of my scaphoid problem since 2005. When I play certain games, my feet hurt, but I am used to it. This pair The result of the game was not affected.” Nadal told reporters, “The protected foot became swollen over time. I need to remove the gauze because the feeling is unbearable. That’s it.”
Speaking about whether Wimbledon will participate in the warm-up match before, Nadal said: “I will not participate in the Mallorca Championship. At my age, I would like to play in front of spectators in my hometown, but I have no choice. The first reason is because I have never participated in a competition a week before a Grand Slam, and I am not ready to start training on the grass in three days. This is impossible.”
When asked if he might not participate in Wimbledon, Nadal, who has won the Wimbledon men’s singles championship twice, said: “I don’t know what I will do in the future. After two months of intense clay court. Tightened the game, but did not achieve the final goal. I have successfully won two championships. After such a long time of struggle, there are usually some physical problems. This year’s Wimbledon and French Open have only been two weeks apart, and I have already 35 years old, very different from 25 years old, I must assess my recovery in all aspects. I need to digest all this, stay calm, and take a few days off to go home. We have been detained in Paris for two and a half weeks, and I need to breathe Breathe, enjoy the good weather in Mallorca, what happens next is not important.”Return to Sohu to see more
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