“There’s a lot of coaches out there, male coaches, that Amélie could comfortably beat at tennis,” Murray said. Andy Murray’s New Tennis Partner (via The Wall Street Journal).Ojalá podamos verlo en Asia y por qué no en la Copa Davis, pero no estoy diciendo que sea el caso. … No sé y tampoco quiero decir una fecha porque luego todo el mundo se va a ‘tirar encima’ de lo que diga… pero no debería tardar mucho. Es una lesión completamente diferente a la de Juan Martín Del Potro, el tendón no está afectado. “Nadal no necesita ningún tipo de cirugía en la muñeca” (via )īenito Pérez Barbadillo, jefe de prensa de Rafael Nadal, charló en la radio de la BBC sobre la lesión del actual número dos del mundo. “ De ninguna manera necesita cirugía en la muñeca.But could Nadal ever be as great, for as long, as Federer has been? Not a chance.” Even on grass, judging by the epoch-defining Wimbledon final of 2008. Tennis correspondent Simon Briggs of London’s Daily Telegraph puts the longevity question thusly: “we can probably agree that Nadal at his best would beat a fit and firing Federer on the majority of surfaces. Open, the 33-year-old Federer will get a chance to add to his record, while the 28-year-old Nadal is on the shelf with a wrist injury. Right now Roger Federer holds the record with 17, but his nearly-five-years-younger rival Rafael Nadal is coming on strong, with 14. Roger Federer’s longevity or Rafael Nadal’s high point? Think carefully (U.S.You know what, last time I checked, when the Super Bowl is going to kick off, at 6:42, guess what, it kicks off at 6:42.” If I’m Rafael Nadal, everybody knows when they call the match, he’s going to sit there for five minutes and not come out of the locker room. Does tennis need a shot clock? Patrick McEnroe: “I think they should enforce the rule…I think that the players get away with murder, okay? The fact that the officials too much in my opinion let the players run the asylum…I love Rafael Nadal, don’t get me wrong. ESPN / US Open Conference Call with Chrissie Evert, Brad Gilbert and Patrick McEnroe (via ESPN).Obviously not having Nadal in any tournament is a loss…” If he had the chance to play the US Open, he’d be here. He’s somebody that doesn’t give up so easily.
“Rafa obviously has a serious injury, otherwise he wouldn’t be here.
“ For us, the players, I mean, we hope he gets well and he feels better quickly and all these things and he’s back on tour soon,” Federer told reporters on Saturday. Open title due to a right wrist injury he sustained during training, meaning the Spaniard’s stronghold over Federer - he owns a 23-10 advantage in their career head-to-head - won’t be getting any worse in New York City. Nadal announced last week that he would not defend his U.S. Roger Federer hopes to see his rival Rafael Nadal back on tour soon, but he won’t deny that the Spaniard’s absence from the U.S.
Confident Federer sees opportunity in Nadal’s U.S.
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