Marius Sumudica, coach of Romanian Superliga team Rapid Bucharest and former professional soccer player, declared himself amazed at Rafael Nadal’s ability to play and recover so well.
“What happens in tennis, when you play matches of 3-4 hours, you go in five sets and you play every day, I don’t know how the body recovers in 24 hours, there is no such thing.
I look at Nadal, the way he runs and the way he takes everything out, he’s a superman, I thought it was someone who drags him around and carries him around. Don’t worry, I’ve been training for so long and I realize human capabilities,” said football coach and former player Marius Sumudica on Digi Sport’s Fotbal Club show.
Wawrinka says Nadal is “in a league of his own”
In a recent interview, Stan Wawrinka spent stunning words for Rafael Nadal. Wawrinka told: “It is incredible what Rafael Nadal has managed to do this year and throughout his career.
He has nothing more to prove, yet he gives his best every day to win more trophies. Rafa is in a league of his own. and it will be like this forever.” Nadal’s next tournament is the Paris Masters. There he will have the chance to achieve a new milestone.
Rafael Nadal leads the list with 99 Masters 1000 quarter-final appearances, followed by Novak Djokovic and Roger Federer. Following his failure in Cincinnati, the Spaniard will have the opportunity to compete in the 100th Masters 1000 quarter-final next week in Paris.
Related: Rafael Nadal seeks incredible record in Paris. The organizers of the Paris-Bercy tournament posted a video with the Spaniard at the training ground ready to return and train for the tournament: You can see the video in this article: Rafael Nadal trains in Paris for the Bercy Masters 1000.
