WATCH I am very anxious Conversation between Rafael Nadal and coach Carlos Moya during the Spaniard s US Open 2R win against Fabio Fognini
WATCH I am very anxious - Conversation between Rafael Nadal and coach Carlos Moya during the Spaniard s US Open 2R win against Fabio Fognini × Follow Us Create Notifications New User posted their first comment this is comment text Link Approve Reject & ban Delete Log in Manage your profile Editing Story Queue Video Queue Editing Stats Writer Home SEO Redirection Admin Wiki Edits Taxonomy Home Edit Site Menu Mapping Dashboard Tag Pages Community Social Feed Queue Feed Center Notification Center Affiliate Home Manage Pages Bottom Tagline Dash Timeless Stories Logout Tennis US Open 2022 News
Preocupantes palabras de Nadal a su equipo
#USOpen #USOpenEurosport24647 "Estoy con mucha ansiedad"Preocupantes palabras de Nadal a su equipo #USOpen #USOpenEurosport https://t.co/unNpPajBHC "I am very anxious," Nadal said to Carlos Moya at 2-6, 1-2 (30-40) in the second set," Nadal told Moya in Spanish. Moya, a former World No. 1 himself, then asked his pupil to relax and shared some words of encouragement. "It'll come, it'll come," Moya said, asking Nadal to retain his focus. F r a n (USOdal era )@_rafalewisFor those asking, here is the part where he tells Charlie he’s feeling “molta ansietat”, meaning “a lot of anxiety”. Charlie answered “sortirà, sortirà, which means “it’ll come, it’ll come”.47647For those asking, here is the part where he tells Charlie he’s feeling “molta ansietat”, meaning “a lot of anxiety”. Charlie answered “sortirà, sortirà, which means “it’ll come, it’ll come”. https://t.co/ifu48UDyVx Fognini rushed to a 4-2 lead in the second set but the 22-time Grand Slam champion quickly found the form he was looking for, winning the next four games to clinch the set and level proceedings. The four-time US Open champion never let go of the momentum thereafter and won the third set 6-2 to take the lead for the first time on the night. Returning Fognini's serve at 3-0 in the fourth set, the Spaniard suffered a freak injury as his racquet ricocheted off the ground and hit him on the nose, leaving it bloody, and the on-court doctor quickly treated the injury. He felt briefly unsettled after the hit but held his nerves to close out the match 2-6, 6-4, 6-2, 6-1. Aria@ariaischicNadal hit by the racket in the nose #USOpen #RafaelNadal?20850Nadal hit by the racket in the nose #USOpen #RafaelNadal? https://t.co/RNGVedzzu1
WATCH I am very anxious - Conversation between Rafael Nadal and coach Carlos Moya during the Spaniard s US Open 2R win against Fabio Fognini
By Aayush Majumdar Modified 02 Sep 2022 Follow Us 1 Comment Share Rafael Nadal and Carlos Moya (Pic: Getty) Rafael Nadal advanced to the third round of the 2022 US Open on Thursday but not before being pushed to the limit by his opponent Fabio Fognini, particularly in the opening two sets. Nadal, who could not find his feet at all for the better part of those two sets, admitted his state of anxiety to his coach and good friend Carlos Moya during the second set. The Spaniard's serve was broken twice in the opening set before he went down an early break in the second set. As things were going way off plan to that point, Nadal gestured towards his player's box where Moya and assistant coach Francisco Roig were seated with the rest of the contingent. Eurosport.es@Eurosport_ES "Estoy con mucha ansiedad"Preocupantes palabras de Nadal a su equipo
#USOpen #USOpenEurosport24647 "Estoy con mucha ansiedad"Preocupantes palabras de Nadal a su equipo #USOpen #USOpenEurosport https://t.co/unNpPajBHC "I am very anxious," Nadal said to Carlos Moya at 2-6, 1-2 (30-40) in the second set," Nadal told Moya in Spanish. Moya, a former World No. 1 himself, then asked his pupil to relax and shared some words of encouragement. "It'll come, it'll come," Moya said, asking Nadal to retain his focus. F r a n (USOdal era )@_rafalewisFor those asking, here is the part where he tells Charlie he’s feeling “molta ansietat”, meaning “a lot of anxiety”. Charlie answered “sortirà, sortirà, which means “it’ll come, it’ll come”.47647For those asking, here is the part where he tells Charlie he’s feeling “molta ansietat”, meaning “a lot of anxiety”. Charlie answered “sortirà, sortirà, which means “it’ll come, it’ll come”. https://t.co/ifu48UDyVx Fognini rushed to a 4-2 lead in the second set but the 22-time Grand Slam champion quickly found the form he was looking for, winning the next four games to clinch the set and level proceedings. The four-time US Open champion never let go of the momentum thereafter and won the third set 6-2 to take the lead for the first time on the night. Returning Fognini's serve at 3-0 in the fourth set, the Spaniard suffered a freak injury as his racquet ricocheted off the ground and hit him on the nose, leaving it bloody, and the on-court doctor quickly treated the injury. He felt briefly unsettled after the hit but held his nerves to close out the match 2-6, 6-4, 6-2, 6-1. Aria@ariaischicNadal hit by the racket in the nose #USOpen #RafaelNadal?20850Nadal hit by the racket in the nose #USOpen #RafaelNadal? https://t.co/RNGVedzzu1