That late twist and flick of the wrist Backhand that just leaves you completely Stranded ,the Best Consistent Clay Court Backhand on the Planet
@user-hz9nr1lw3q Says:
Aquellos que comparan a Carlos Alcaraz con Rafa es que no tienen NI IDEA DE TENIS
@jeanlcadet7979 Says:
Rafa is a true hero of the world. “Losing is not my enemy. Fear of losing is my enemy.” You can’t win if you choose not to engage standing on sidewalks.
@shivshankar7945 Says:
Rafa is my all time favourite player. The best tennis player.
@DavidVargas-hg7cs Says:
*De Miñaur
@josepedro6451 Says:
Rafancredible
@jovanaraljicviolin Says:
The poor guy (Nadal) is struggling so slow, grunting like he's 50 years old. Nah.....
@zarkodzabic5627 Says:
bald 😂😂😂 💊
@pablom5725 Says:
Te queremos mucho rafa!!!❤❤❤
@eduarddin9172 Says:
Да , Надаль здесь хорош, так держать
@moldovanradustefan3347 Says:
Nadal is slowly getting back in form he might not win this tournament but he will shock the world of tennis again at Roland Garros,the message is clear...THE KING OF CLAY IS BACK
@Jimmy27404 Says:
Nadal's backhand is one of the most underrated weapon in tennis 🔥🔥🔥
@desireco Says:
I am shocked that he won this match, but on other hand, congrats Rafa for winning.
@jhonnycarrero5321 Says:
😍😍😍🍑🍑🍑🍑
@user-qj8bf8nd2b Says:
C'est un gag, regardez les trajectoires de balles de De minaur, il a simplement joué le sparing Partner de Nadal, aucuns coups pour lui faire mal. MDR. Et tout le monde plonge. Imaginez juste une défaite de Nadal, c'est fini pour lui ! Clairement, ça sent le match acheté. Lisez les commentaires d'après match de De Minaur qui encens le jeu de Nadal alors qu' il n'a fait qu'un match de M .... ! Tout ça est peu crédible. A voir pour la suite 🤨😉
@phantomaq Says:
De MInaur sends all his shots one meter or less from Nadal. He uses only 25% of the surface available to attack.
@MrAFLCreator Says:
Even as an Australian I’m glad to see that Rafael Nadal is still fit and is still beating some of the best in the world. bravo 👏
@iiYaMa72 Says:
Vanooooos!
@laurastone6578 Says:
GO RAFA! 👏👏👏
@calinmuresan91 Says:
The man lives for this. Such a legend. Goosebumps..
@Joao-id4dn Says:
dont mean to diminish Nadal performance, but i think De MInaur was not really focused on winning
@rahulhhh15 Says:
Personally I think it's pretty clear Nadal has been avoiding going all out, doesn't want to be injured for RG/Rome. Once he won that set he upped his level a bit to finish it quickly, had he lost the tiebreaker I could see him dropping the second set.
@z1az285 Says:
he has a long way to reach peak level, but rafa showed exactly why his aura shines so brightly. he won crucial long rallies and his backhand made the difference today. plus he was fearless on big pounts. Sinner, Alcaraz, Tsitsipas, Djokovic, ruud are at a different level but if Rafa body holds up and he saves his best for roland Garros,look out. also i forgot to add zverev and Medvedev to the mix
@vesnacupic-basha5238 Says:
Perfect Rafa,you are coming back 👏👏💪💪❤️❤️👍👍🎾🎾
@franciscofajardo4135 Says:
He always be ,NADAL the best,,,long live the ,king,,🇪🇸🇪🇸
@davidstower8754 Says:
Same same Rafa…bull fighter❤❤❤
@nelligenova3207 Says:
Рафа! Это наслаждение, радость и привелегия смотреть на твою игру! Дай БОГ тебе здоровья
@ssmith6550 Says:
Praying for Rafa's good health. We want Rafa to go all the way to win the championship. Tennis world is empty without you. God bless you Rafa! ❤❤❤
@michaelbrower3068 Says:
It's iInteresting to compare this match with the previous one in Barcelona. In Barcelona, Rafa played well until the end of the first set. They were heading to a tiebreaker at 5-5, but then he seemed to lose his will to fight, and he threw it away in the last game. After that, he fell apart in the 2nd set, which he lost 1-6. Obviously that didn't happen in Madrid, where he stayed strong right through. Was he physically tired in Barcelona? Or mentally? De Minaur, in contrast, seemed more decisive and aggressive in Barcelona. In Madrid, he still played well most of the time, but seemed to lack the fire he showed in Barcelona. Maybe because Nadal annoyed him more with the high-bouncing short balls? De Minaur is shorter and lacks the power of other top players, which makes him less able to punish Nadal for those shots.
Anyway, this is a nice step forward for Nadal, though I don't know if he's up to Alcaraz and Sinner's level yet.
@mihi8304 Says:
this is a rigged match for sure
@rrll9840 Says:
This tennis genius is a phenomenon, he is unique, I have been watching him since 2005, wherever he goes, he is acclaimed
@nicolasdantomio289 Says:
When I think of every person asking Nadal to retire, the man haven't lost a Grand slam match in 2023 ! Its 2024 guys, he is still the GOAT
@testingforyoutube Says:
I have been saying for a long time Rafa is the favorite for Roland Garros. People called me crazy but look today. If from now till the end of Roland Garros he is spared from injury, he will win Roland Garros.
@thorparra6093 Says:
Ganaste héroe. Vamos Rafa!
@georgigazeto4650 Says:
Never seen Rafa so happy. I think it's not about the win it's more about finding his shape and playing some great tennis. Good Luck Champ!!
@F1ClassicCars Says:
The last dance, thanks Rafa
@Nageeb330 Says:
I stopped watching tennis but I’m back to watch Rafael Nadal he gives me goosebumps
@PS4Base Says:
Guy has 1000 lives on clay
@sathyabhama8171 Says:
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ is French open on the way in tennis history for 1000 years
@josefinafernandez3305 Says:
Partidazo!!!!Vamoooos!!!!🙏🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️
@vashistaditya4150 Says:
I love it. It’s crazy to me how much tennis media tries to hype the new generation compared to the old generation, which I understand is the right thing to do to maintain viewership/popularity of the sport, but man, big three were and are just on a totally different level. Tennis will never be the same after Rafa and Novak retire.
@nutrity2584 Says:
Was hoping he wins & he did! Hope he gets better & better with each game.
@marisavaliente7258 Says:
Gran alegría de ver a Rafa ir progresando, Vamos Rafa ❤
@AriannaNadjaGherbezza Says:
💖 Happy day, yupiiiii 😀😁😆🤩💖
@michaelparbatule Says:
ive loved this guy since i first saw him about 2- 0 years ago
@Leo-ei8zq Says:
Rafa is a timeless legend of this sport. I started playing tennis inspired by his wins when I was 10/11 years old. My first memory og him is watching him win the gold medal in Beijing 2008, when I was only 6 years old. Now, I am 22 and he's gone through so many injuries and hard times, but seeing him try again, recover, and give the maximum to enjoy his favourite thing is once again something absolutely inspirational. He's a unique sportsman, one of a kind and seeing him smiling today after beating one of the top contenders for the Madrid tittle has been very special. In other circumstances it would have been an average win, but today's one tasted great, knowing what Rafa has been through in the last two years. Thank you again for making us enjoy your tennis, Rafa ❤️
@R18811301 Says:
I hope see him in Roland Garros and just Like the good old days !!
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