Toronto: Lingering Foot injury Rafael Nadal who forced him from ATP Toronto Masters on Tuesday could affect the open future of the US.
The Spanish world number three was pulled out in Canada the day before what would be the opening match against Lloyd Lloyd Harris who was ranked 50th, who beat him last week in the third round in Washington.
Nadal’s left foot injury said he was carrying since around 2005 has bothered him since Roland Garros and now seems to threaten his chance for the last Grand Slam this season starting on August 30 in New York.
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❤️ https://t.co/h77L3WWHC8- National Bank Open (@NBotoronto) 1628629986000 “I have this problem for several months,” said Spain Nadal, who missed both Wimbledon and the Tokyo Olympics after France’s semi-open.
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“Of course it’s not a happy situation after all the success I have in Canada,” said the 35-year-old player, who won five Canadian titles.
“I have to go back (to Mallorca) and try to find a way to get better.” The most important thing is to enjoy playing tennis, “he said.” With this pain, I can’t enjoy (play).
“After aggravating his leg injury in the second round victory over Jack Sock last week, Nadal said after losing him to Harris that it had improved.
But on Tuesday he said it was too much to fix it in Toronto.
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“The National Open Bank (@NBotoronto) 1628630264000” I do not believe that I have the opportunity to fight (in the tournament), “said Nadal, who has the first round bye.
The injury seems to be leading to withdrawals from next week Master of 1000 in Cincinnati, left the open participation of US Nadal concerned.
Nadal, who holds 20 singles grand slam titles with Roger Federer and Novak Djokovic, have dealt with physical problems throughout his career.
He is experienced in care for knee problems, w Hich he always succeeded Overcoming throughout his career.
Nadal has a little left to be blocked Take it at the age of 35 and will definitely take as much time as needed to sort out his leg problem.
“The most important thing is to enjoy playing tennis.
With this pain, I can’t enjoy it,” he said.
“I already (have this) pain in the past few months.
I want to try (play) even like this.” Officials said the five-time second-seeded winner would be replaced in lottery by fellow Spanish Feliciano Lopez.