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Will there be a sportsman on this planet who is more intense than Rafael Nadal, the answer is no. At 34 years of age Rafa is still as fit and as strong as when he won the first of his 13 Roland Garros titles. Those who have the pleasure of watching him train or warm up, the impression that we all feel about Nadal is that he is an inexhaustible tennis player in his desire to succeed.
He is an optimist of triumph, his greatest strength lies in the fact that his illusion to win always seems intact, beyond his age, decrease of speed and service the Spanish born in Manacor, remains so in force and above his rivals, not only on the clay courts but also in the whole ATP circuit.
Nadal has been able to adapt over time, becoming a better tennis player with each tournament. He knows not to waste energy, to be more aggressive in the exchange of balls; besides always calibrating the serve and his backhand at all times, which shows the growth of this formidable sportsman. He is a great athlete capable of reinventing himself over time, learning from his mistakes and continuously looking for solutions. Rafael Nadal is not a man who boasts of his victories, his constant work as well as his humility help him to stay focused on his goals, to continue with the same inexhaustible illusion of being the best.
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