Davis Cup > Nadal on his start with Spain: “If I don’t feel ready, I will be the first to walk away and see how I can help, I still have one me to prepare”

Davis Cup > Nadal on his start with Spain: “If I don’t feel ready, I will be the first to walk away and see how I can help, I still have one me to prepare”
Davis Cup > Nadal on his start with Spain: “If I don’t feel ready, I will be the first to walk away and see how I can help, I still have one me to prepare”

During his press conference after his loss to Alcaraz, Rafa addressed the subject of the Davis Cup as well as the process that led him to make his final decision.

“I made my decision a few weeks ago, the truth is that it took me a while, but after the Olympics I had a few weeks to think, to realize certain things and answer certain questions that allowed me to see that it was the right decision today. Will I be ready for the Davis Cup? On an emotional level, yes, for sure; on a physical and level, I still have a month ahead of me. I will prepare, I will try to be in shape to help the team win. If I feel ready and the captain feels the same way, it will be his decision. If I don’t feel ready, I’ll be the first to walk away and see how I can help. I first have to be the one who feels competitive to enter the competition, then you can win or lose, that’s part of the sport. If I’m not 100% or if I’m far from winning my match, I won’t go on the field.”

Published on Friday October 18, 2024 at 6:19 p.m.


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