Tennis has been the scene of a debate that, for many, is over and, for others, will never end. One of the protagonists had to come forward to put an end to this controversy, although it will not be up to him to end it. Rafael Nadal He was clear when referring to the best tennis player of all time between himself, Novak Djokovic and Roger Federer.
The Fair He has long since stopped being involved in controversy and is enjoying life after a long journey on the circuits that have stolen so much of his time. But as far as the eternal debate about who was the best goes, Rafael Nadal He wanted to close the subject and make clear, from his point of view, who is the owner of that honorary title.
Rafael Nadal sought to end the eternal debate about who is the best of all time
“I would say that Djokovic is the best in history. The numbers say yes, he is the best and for me he is”said the Spaniard, who knows very well that the Serbian surpassed him and the Swiss star by obtaining 24 Grand Slams and sealing the gold medal at the 2024 Paris Olympic Games.
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Although Rafael Nadal Although he feels that Nole is the best in this aspect, he also has certain criticisms of his attitude, which do not affect his analysis as a player. This is something that has been quite clear, since both he and Roger Federer consider that their colleague has quite questionable attitudes both on and off the court.
Rafael Nadal seems to agree more with Federer than with Nole
“When I see someone so successful get so angry, I don’t like it. However, I think the image he projects is worse than he really is. He is a good person, with his mistakes. His frustration lasts until the moment he breaks his racket. Afterwards he is ready to play at 100 percent again,” he said. the Fair about his former rival.
Rafael Nadal and the rivalry with Roger Federer
Rafael Nadal He has stood out as one of the best in history without a doubt, and a large part of his success was the battle with His Majesty, whom he has managed to defeat on constant occasions. Regarding this rivalry, the Spaniard remarked that it was this that led him to become one of the tennis players with the best performance on the courts.
“We have helped each other. We have also given each other a lot. We have reached a level of self-demand that is difficult to repeat because we knew we could not fail. That competition pushed us to the limit,” said La Fiera, who also stressed that there is no friendship with Federer, but there is great mutual respect.
