@naresha @kbalakumar ITPL star Verdasco beats former Chennai Open finalist Nadal
— St_Hill (@St_Hill) January 19, 2016
So I guess #Murray can start preparing the speech he will give at the #AusOpen final.. #Nadal
— Raghav (@GoForRaghav) January 19, 2016
Rafa's turn to serve pic.twitter.com/EtOb0uEukI
— Oli (@Oli_1992_) January 19, 2016
People dejected with Rafa losing. Understandable. People happy for Verdasco winning. Understandable. People happy for Rafa losing. Why?
— Spaceman Spiff (@atlasdanced) January 19, 2016
Nadal will retire knowing he was called a True Roadie by MTV. Still the greatest moment of his career. https://t.co/9hD04R3eOD
— Sychlops (@Sychlops) January 19, 2016
Hard to believe that Fernando Verdasco is #45 in the world. That Forehand was remarkable today #AusOpen
— Steve Smith (@stevesmith49) January 19, 2016
thinking: among nadal and venus losing, the match-fixing cloud, the injuries, we should request Hawkeye in hopes of playing a let on AO2016
— Jon Wertheim (@jon_wertheim) January 19, 2016
Perhaps this loss will be good for Nadal - a long-needed change of coach and approach. He can't stay competitive by doing the same things.
— Raghuram Cadambi (@raghuramcadambi) January 19, 2016
Final winners count: Nadal - 37 Verdasco - 90 More than doubled up. #ausopen
— Ben Rothenberg (@BenRothenberg) January 19, 2016
Nadal has lost after leading two sets to one at consecutive majors (had not lost in that position since 2005).
— Chris Skelton (@ChrisSkelton87) January 19, 2016
#ThatMomentWhen you defeat Rafa Nadal at the #AusOpen pic.twitter.com/CsirI4wvhJ
— ESPNTennis (@ESPNTennis) January 19, 2016
The last three players to defeat Nadal at majors have an average ranking of No. 60.
— Chris Skelton (@ChrisSkelton87) January 19, 2016
