Hell or High Water: Nadal
Much like the film in question, Nadal’s career in recent years has been quite the thriller. Nobody ever doubted his skill, but the will he, won’t he cliffhanger always remained.
Nadal himself is known for being among the strongest players on court psychologically, which is why the 2016 season was perhaps even more shocking for tennis enthusiasts. But the traditionally tenacious former No. 1 defied every naysayer – and his own demons from the past few seasons this Australian Open.
Rafa admitted that he had been so burned out that he had in the past season seriously considered calling time on professional tennis and retiring from the sport, but soldiered on regardless.
In moving on through hell and high water, Rafa wins an award.
And he also has an academy.
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