Recently, Rafael Nadal decided to stop his rich and successful career. Since then, the Majorcan has received several compliments from tennis legends. Recently, it was Mats Wilander who wanted to say a word about the Spaniard. According to the former Swedish tennis player, the Bull of Manacor is the best player in history, ahead of Djokovic and Federer among others.
After Roger Federer a few years ago, another member of the 3 big retired. Hindered by injuries for a time, Rafael Nadal he decided to stop and end his career. The Spaniard moved out in the last step of the Davis Cupthat happened in his country, Málaga. Unfortunately, the left-hander could not complete the loop in the best way, because theSpain bowed to the Netherlands.
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Nadal is the GOAT according to Wilander
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Now that Rafael Nadal retired, we can finally fully appreciate the mark he will leave on the world of tennis and especially his place among the greatest players in history. according to Matthew Wilanderto speak for EurosportSpanish is very simple GOATin front Djokovic or otherwise Roger Federerhis main competitors. “Nadal is probably the most important tennis player we’ve ever had, men or women, because the legacy he leaves behind has never been better. He may not be the greatest of all time, but he is the most important because of his attitude, his fighting spirit. If someone plays tennis, the first thing you hope is that they play with the same attitude as Rafael Nadal, whether you win or lose, whether you play smart or you don’t play smart. But with this idea, I am completely satisfied. He is a dream athlete. I say that he is one of the most important athletes of all time, and he proved it to me again in the Davis Cup. »
Djokovic is the most successful Grand Slam
according to Matthew Wilander, Rafael Nadal so the best player in history, but that’s not what the numbers say. As for major titles, Modernize Djokovic the winner is big. The Serbs won 24 Grand Slams and he can still improve this whole, because he has not yet retired, while the Spaniard stopped at 22.
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## Nadal’s Retirement: A legacy Cemented, says Wilander
**World-Today-News Exclusive Interview wiht Mats wilander**
**World-Today-News:** Mats, thank you for joining us today. We wanted to get your thoughts on Rafael nadal’s recent retirement announcement. He’s undoubtedly left a huge void in the tennis world.
**Mats Wilander:** Absolutely, it’s a sad day for tennis fans worldwide. Rafa has been such a dominant force,a true icon of the sport. It’s hard to imagine the game without his presence.
**WTN:** Nadal has received a wave of praise from fellow legends since his announcement. You yourself have called him the greatest player of all time. Could you elaborate on that?
**MW:** For me, it’s about the complete package. Rafa’s relentless fighting spirit, his unwavering determination, his ability to rise to the occasion in big matches – it’s simply unmatched. He’s won every Grand Slam multiple times, dominated on clay like no other, and consistently pushed himself to new heights. He’s redefined what it means to be a champion.
**WTN:** Many argue that the debate between Nadal, Djokovic, and Federer for the “GOAT” title is fiercely contested.What separates Nadal for you?
**MW:** It’s a true testament to the golden era of tennis that we have three players so incredibly talented. But for me, Rafa’s dominance on a surface as demanding as clay, and his ability to overcome constant injuries, gives him the edge. He’s not just grate; he’s inspirational.
**WTN:** Nadal battled numerous injuries throughout his career. Do you think his decision to retire was unavoidable?
**MW:** I believe he pushed his body to the absolute limit. Every match, every tournament, was a testament to his resilience. Ultimately, even a fighter like Rafa can’t defy time and physical limitations forever.
**WTN:** What legacy do you think Rafa leaves behind?
**MW:** Rafa’s legacy is one of unparalleled passion, dedication, and sportsmanship. He’s shown the world what it takes to be a true champion, on and off the court. his impact on tennis will be felt for generations to come.
**WTN:** Mats, what’s your message to Rafael Nadal today?
**MW:** Rafa, thank you for everything. you’ve inspired millions with your amazing talent and unwavering spirit. Enjoy your well-deserved retirement, and know that your place in tennis history is secure.
