WATCH: Rafael Nadal hilariously messes up his victory message signing after Madrid Open 2R win

Rafael Nadal hilariously messed up his customary signature on the camera lens after his win at the 2024 Madrid Open in the second round.

Nadal started his 2024 Madrid Open campaign with a win over 16-year-old American prodigy Darwin Blanch 6-1, 6-0. This sets him up for a second-round match against Alex de Minaur. The Spaniard avenged his defeat at the Barcelona Open last week by defeating the Aussie 7-6(6), 6-3.

After the win, Nadal signed the camera but hilariously messed it up.

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Earlier, the five-time Madrid Open champion announced that this was his last time in Madrid. The former World No. 1 said that it was important for him to play in front of the Madrid crowd for one last time.

"I am not prepared to play at 100 percent, but it is important to play for the last time in Madrid. That's important, playing for the last time here in Madrid means a lot. Because yes, I think it will be the last time I play in Madrid," he said.

Rafael Nadal- "My perspectives are determined by my day to day life, not a match"

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Rafael Nadal took questions from the press after his win against Alex de Minaur, and was asked if his perspective changed following this huge win. The Spaniard maintained that a match does not change anything, for him it was about how his body responded to the daily training.

"My perspectives are determined by my day to day life, not a match. To have a change of perspective on the situation I have to be convinced that my physique responds, I have to regain confidence in my body, which is normal not to I have it because a lot of things have happened in recent times," he said at the press conference.

The 14-time French Open champion said that it was important for him to play matches and it was good progress to play five matches in two weeks after two years.

Then I have to regain confidence in myself at the tennis level and in every sense. Last week I played two matches, this one, if nothing strange happens. I will be able to play three. That's five games in two weeks at least. It's an important advance, I haven't been able to do it two years," he said.

Nadal will now play Pedro Cachin for a place in the fourth round.