Rafael Nadal said winning the Australian Open title on Sunday was one of the most emotional moments in his career when Spain sealed the 10st Grand Slam’s record by beating Russia Danil Medvedev in the final.
Nadal struggled from two sets to win 2-6, 6-7 (5), 6-4, 6-4, 7-5 and break the tie three-way for the most important titles in men’s games, with Spanish nosing racers before Rivals Novak Djokovic and Roger Federer.
Read Alsorafael Nadal Wins Record Title 21st Slam with Australian Open Comeback Victory over Daniil Medvedevael Nadal Meded Danil Medvedev in the Final of the Australian Classic Open on Sunday, roaring from two sets to claim the title of the 21st Grand Slam just a few months after fear of his noble career Maybe more due to injury.
The 35-year-old has played a title opportunity at the opening of the slam after being ruled out for most of the 2021 season with the problem of foot threatening career and disease from the Covid-19 contract.
“It was one of the most emotional matches in my tennis career,” Nadal said in an interview in court.
“I don’t know what to say.
For me, it’s amazing.” Honestly, one and a half months ago, I didn’t know if I would be able to go back to the tour and play tennis again.
And today, in front of all of you (crowd), have this trophy with me …
You really don’t know how much I struggle to be here.
“Having great support I received for three weeks will remain in my heart forever.” It was the victory of Nadal’s second title in Melbourne Park after he won in 2009.
“Maybe there is a possibility that I say it is my last Australian who is open, but not, I have a lot of energy to keep going,” Nadal added.
“I can’t explain the feelings I have now, but I will continue to try our best and keep coming here (Melbourne Park.”