Melbourne: Roger Federer and Novak Djokovic congratulated their old rivals Rafael Nadal after Spain won the record of the three players who had pursued – Grand Slam title 21 – with an Australian open victory on Sunday.
Nadal’s victory over Daniil Medvedev in the film Thriller five sets made it difficult from Federer and Novak World number one Novak Djokovic in the grand slam title of all time in the men’s singles match.
“What is suitable! For my friend and his extraordinary rival, Rafael Nadal.
Congratulations to be the first person to win the 21 title of the Single Grand Slam,” Federer said at the social media post.
Djokovic has been the top seed in the lottery for an open but unable to play, deported from Australia on the night of the tournament in a dramatic dispute over the Covid-19 countries’ entry requirements and unfavorable status.
“Congratulations to @rafaelnadal for the 21st GS.
Extraordinary achievement.
Always an impressive spirit of battle that applies later,” Serbian player said in a post on Instagram.
See this post on Instagram posts distributed by Federer Novak Djokovic (@djokernole) Missed Tournament to continue rehabilitation from knee operations.
“A few months ago we joked about both of them were in crutches.
Extraordinary.
Don’t ever underestimate great champions,” said Swiss player about Nadal.
“Extraordinary work ethics, dedication, and spirit of your battle are inspiration for me and countless throughout the world.” “I am proud to share this era with you and be honored to play a role in encouraging you to achieve more,” Federer added.
“As you have done for me for the past 18 years.” I’m sure you have more achievements in front but now to enjoy this one! “