Rafael Nadal talks to the press after his third-round defeat to Alexandr Dolgopolov on Monday at the BNP Paribas Open.
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This comment addresses the fact that this is the 2015 BNP Indian Wells Tournament. Why are we subjected to the misery of thinking that Rafael Nadal has lost a match? THIS MATCH OF WHICH WE SPEAK happened in 2014, a fact that I came to realize after a lot of sighing and commiserating with Rafa’s defeat. PLEASE DO NOT DO THIS AGAIN! My heart won’t take it any longer!!! 🙁
Could anybody out there who understands Spanish please translate what Arantxa Sanchez Vicario tweeted about Nadal? PLEASE……..
A. Oyedele, if you would copy Arantxa Sanchez Vicario’s tweet, I would happily translate for you.
Humble in defeat and courteous to the victor. This is why Rafa is the best.