Rafael Nadal said this Thursday, after his victory against the Norwegian Casper Ruud in his farewell to the ATP Finals in Turin, that he will recharge “the batteries” when together with the Norwegian Casper Ruud they visit Latin America.
Starting next week, Nadal will participate in an exhibition tour that includes Quito (Ecuador), something that he assured is always very good for him to recharge his batteries.
“Every time I play in Latin America I charge batteries, they are a great audience. I don’t know if it will be my last time as a professional there. Then I will return home, to try to enjoy myself with my family and train, to try to make the best plan to stay healthy and prepared for the next season. My life has changed a bit now, I can’t make unilateral decisions now, ”she said, with a smile, referring to the birth of her firstborn.
The Quito Bicentennial Cup awaits Rafael Nadal after the short participation in the ATP Finals. Casper Ruud advanced to the semifinals
The organization in Ecuador of the Quito Bicentennial Cup, reported on Wednesday that Nadal and Casper Ruud will carry out activities in the historic center of Quito on the occasion of the duel for the Kia Quito Bicentennial Cup.
Guests are scheduled to play a mini-tennis match in the historic center, at 10:00; press conference, at 10:30; and tour of the historic center, at 11:00.
The meeting will take place at 5:30 p.m. at the Rumiñahui coliseum.
Rafael Nadal and his wife, Mery Perelló, are already parents
As he has been commenting these days, the best thing for him was to find himself with the sensations of victory and feel competitive beyond training sessions.
“In the end it’s about ending the season with a win. It’s all about seeing myself competitive against a great player with a chance of winning. It is about having the satisfaction that after a couple of very hard days, I went to the training tracks yesterday and did a very good training session with the right attitude”, he explained.
Nadal also insisted that he does not know if he will play the Davis Cup again, although he indicated that he would like to say goodbye to that competition on the track.
“Let’s see if one day I can play Davis Cup again. I am not sure about it. Of course, in my mind, I would love to say goodbye to that beautiful competition by playing. We are going to see what can happen in the future, ”he declared at the press conference after the clash with the Norwegian.
“I don’t know what can happen in the future. As everyone knows, I’m getting old (laughs). Although I would like to be everywhere, I just can’t,” he added.
A Davis Cup in which Spain will not be able to count on Alcaraz or Nadal himself, although the Spaniard maintains his confidence in the ‘Armada’ intact.
“I was not an option, the captain knows from the beginning of the season after everything I went through last year, and especially what happened at the end of the last five or six months. Even if it was a small chance, he was not able to put all the effort there,” he noted.
“If I represent my country, I have to do it with all the passion, confidence and spirit like I did in 2019 in Madrid. I don’t think this year I would have been able to be at that level of everything, ”she pointed out.
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Source: Eluniverso
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