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24 April 2024

Nadal 'worried' about constant injuries

File photos dated January 2, 2009 shows Spain's Rafael Nadal (L) after he won over Russian Nikolay Davydenko during their match on day two of the three-day Capitala World Tennis Championship. (AFP)

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Spain’s Davis Cup captain Albert Costa says Rafael Nadal “is worried” about his constant injuries, although the former top-ranked player is confident of getting back to his best form.
Costa says Nadal “is worried about his physical state but he’s working every day to get better” after another knee injury forced him out of the Australian Open and has sidelined him for Spain’s Davis Cup series against Switzerland next week.
Costa says Nadal’s dip in form over the past year is nothing to worry about because he “has achieved everything. It’s normal, after 22 years and winning everything, to have some down time.”
Nadal helped Spain win a second straight Davis Cup in December after a season plagued by injuries.  

 

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