Rafael Nadal broke down in tears.  The Spanish champion is broken.  “I can’t live happily”

Rafael Nadal did not hide his emotions after the clash with Denis Shapovalov. The Canadian defeated the Grand Master at the ATP Masters 1000 in Rome (1:6, 7:5, 6:2) and advanced to the quarter-finals.

Thursday night was a tough experience for Rafael Nadal. The Spaniard unexpectedly withdrew from the ATP tournament in Rome, where he defended the title he won a year earlier.

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Denis Shapovalov from Canada turned out to be the victor over the outstanding tennis player. However, it wasn’t the defeat itself that led to a situation in which Nadal burst into tears.

The 35-year-old has been suffering from constant injuries for many years, which prevent him from competing at the highest level. However, the problem goes beyond the field of sports.

I’m not injured, I’m a player living with injury. I’m lame Nadal admitted.

There will be a moment when my little head decides she has had enough. I can’t live happily when I’m in constant pain – Added tennis player.

I’m not talking about quitting tennis, I’m talking about my whole life. My head may not be able to take it – We can hear “COPE” on the radio.

I take a handful of anti-inflammatory drugs in every training session. I wouldn’t be able to do it without her – Confessed champion of Spain.

Rafael Nadal has been competing on the courts since 2001. Since then, he has won 21 Grand Slam titles.

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