Rafa: "I'm not in a terrible shape, but I'm not well enough to play. At the end of one of the practice sessions I felt it was getting stiff. I'm having daily treatment and trust things will improve in the next few days. I think I'm a bit better now, but I'm not yet ready to play a match at the highest intensity 'cause I'm not at my 100% and we
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Rafael Nadal announced on Twitter that he will not compete on Tuesday evening in Team Spain’s opening tie against Team Australia at the ATP Cup due to a stiff lower back.
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Kia: "On the move with Rafa for over 15 years, we are excited to announce that we are uniting with another of his long-standing partners, Babolat.
Join us in following Rafa’s journey in Australia."
MELBOURNE (AFP): Rafael Nadal pronounced himself fit and ready Sunday to produce some magic to entertain tennis fans around the world as they cope with the coronavirus pandemic.
The Spanish great, who can move past the injured Roger Federer's 20 Grand Slam titles with victory at the Australian Open beginning February 8, kicks off his season representing Spain at the ATP Cup from Tuesday.
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Rafa on his daily routine in Adelaide: "Here in Adelaide we can be 4 hours and a half per day out of the room. For example, today my turn for practice was at noon and thus I left the room some minutes after noon & returned around 16:00. We've been practicing for 2 hours and 15-20 minutes.
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