Rafael Nadal will no longer play professional tennis. The Majorcan said goodbye on November 19 during the Davis Cup with Spain. Since then, the men have been throwing and recently, he received a nice message from his former coach, Carlos Moya, who praises the mental state of the man at the 14 Roland-Garros.
We are no longer present Raphael Nadal. The Spaniard is one of the greatest tennis players in history. A clay court specialist, he has won 22 Grand Slam titles, including a record 14 at Roland-Garros. His career was also marked by a legendary conflict with Roger Federer etc Modernize Djokovic but above all an uncorrupted state of mind.
Thank you all very much
Many thanks to all
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Thank you all pic.twitter.com/7yPRs7QrOi— Rafa Nadal (@RafaelNadal) October 10, 2024
“Rafa’s victory will last a long time”
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In comments reported by us Love Tennis, Carlos Maywho was the coach of Raphael Nadalconfirms: ” Rafa’s influence on tennis will last long after his retirement. A worldwide superstar, fans around the world loved him for his passion, tenacity and personality. He helped tennis advance the game with his voice for the betterment of the sport. His self-control is a light, a reference for all young players in the world. In 1,307 matches on Tour, Rafa never broke a racket. He always respected his opponents. It was a loss he was responsible for. He was the first to praise his opponent. »
“He was the ultimate fighter”
« He was the ultimate warrior: intense, intense, energetic in every fight. He treated everyone the same, from the volunteer to the tournament director. He was a role model, on and off the field. An encouragement to all, he continues.His work with the Rafa Nadal Foundation and his Academy will make his legacy even greater in the future, for new generations. The sport can only be grateful that an icon like Nadal has been at the forefront for so long. It’s Rafael Nadal. And that is his number one story.»
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## The Rafa Era: An exclusive Interview with Carlos Moya
**World-Today-News.com** spoke exclusively with former world number one and Rafael Nadal’s longtime coach, Carlos Moya, about Nadal’s recent retirement and the remarkable legacy of the “King of Clay.”
**World-Today-News:** Carlos, thank you for joining us. The world is still adjusting to the news of Rafa’s retirement. What was your first reaction when he made the decision?
**Carlos Moya:** It was emotional,of course. We’ve been through so much together, from his early days as a rising star to his incredible dominance on the court. But Rafa is a fighter, and he knows when it’s time to hang up the rackets. He made a challenging decision, but ultimately the right one for his health and wellbeing.
**World-Today-News:** Rafa’s 14 Roland-Garros titles are a testament to his incredible skill and mental fortitude. what made him so dominant on clay?
**Carlos Moya:** Rafa’s relationship with clay goes beyond just physical prowess. It’s a deep connection, a feeling he couldn’t replicate on othre surfaces. His footwork is unparalleled, his forehand is a weapon, and his mental toughness on that surface is unmatched. When he stepped onto the court at Roland-Garros, he became a force of nature.
**World-Today-News:** speaking of mental toughness, Rafa was known for his unwavering determination and ability to bounce back from setbacks. How did he cultivate such resilience?
**Carlos Moya:** It comes from within. Rafa has an incredible inner strength. He never gives up, even when faced with seemingly insurmountable odds. He pushes himself harder than anyone I know, both physically and mentally.It’s what made him so great.
**World-Today-News:** What do you think will be Rafael Nadal’s lasting legacy on the sport of tennis?
**Carlos Moya:** Rafa’s legacy transcends winning titles. He embodied the spirit of sportsmanship on and off the court. He inspired countless young players with his passion, dedication, and humility. He will be remembered not just as one of the greatest players ever, but also as a true gentleman of the game.
**World-Today-News:** Now that Rafa’s professional career is over, what do you see him doing next?
**Carlos moya:** Rafa will always be involved in tennis. He has a passion for the sport that runs deep. Whether it’s coaching, mentoring young players, or using his platform to promote the game, I know he will continue to make a valuable contribution to tennis for years to come.
**World-Today-News:** Thank you, Carlos, for sharing your insights and memories.
**Carlos Moya:** Thank you for having me. Rafa will be deeply missed on the tour, but his legacy will continue to inspire generations of tennis players to come.
