Rafael Nadal, who won 14th place at the French Open, responds to the problem of retirement

Rafael Nadal argues that he will continue to fight to return to the French Open next year, debunking speculation that he intends to retire in the near future.

Rumor has it that the Spanish will withdraw in the last two weeks when they called the second round their “final”.

Nadaru defeats Caspar Rudd [6-3, 6-3, 6-0] In today’s final, she won her 14th French Open title and broke the Grand Slam record with 22 wins.

Later, when I spoke to the fans, Nadaru sounded like he had somehow said goodbye and once again mentioned his “endings”.

But Nadaru was overjoyed when he told the overwhelmed crowd that he would continue to fight to return in 2023.

“It takes a lot of energy to keep moving forward. I want to say ‘Merci, Merci Beaucoup,'” Nadal said.

“I don’t know what will happen in the future, but I will keep fighting to keep it that way.”

Nadaru has long suffered from a foot problem called Muellerweiss Syndrome. He ruled him out of most of the 2021 season.

The Spanish thought that his peak hours had passed, and there is speculation that he would leave Wimbledon to dedicate himself the necessary recovery time so that he did not maintain his condition.

John McEnroe thinks that Nadaru would be stupid if he now spends his time in his career and says that he cannot dominate the slum that the Spaniards have in the French Open.

“In our sport, a male or female athlete will never win that many events,” McEnroe said.

“So he gave some signs that he might not play anymore, so enjoy it as much as we can.

“I don’t know if that’s true, but it seems to be his last match. He’s talking about not playing Wimbledon. If you win Australia and France, try to play Wimbledon. Isn’t that right?

He goes to the Grand Slam. So we’ll see.

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