WEBVTT 00:00:23.356 --> 00:00:26.735 align:center Today the skies will be even clearer than in recent days. 00:00:26.818 --> 00:00:28.987 align:center And temperatures will be much higher. 00:00:29.070 --> 00:00:31.072 align:center The winds will calm down. 00:00:31.156 --> 00:00:36.661 align:center The first time I went to play an official tennis tournament, 00:00:37.245 --> 00:00:40.498 align:center I was, I think, 7 years old. 00:00:41.499 --> 00:00:43.877 align:center I played with someone who was, like, 11. 00:00:46.963 --> 00:00:49.007 align:center So, I was nervous, of course. 00:00:50.008 --> 00:00:52.302 align:center But my uncle Toni was a coach 00:00:52.385 --> 00:00:54.637 align:center who had a great influence on me. 00:00:54.721 --> 00:00:57.682 align:center And helped me with everything. 00:00:59.601 --> 00:01:02.604 align:center Rafael was a little nervous before taking the court. 00:01:03.813 --> 00:01:06.191 align:center So, I said to Rafael, 00:01:06.691 --> 00:01:10.278 align:center "If your opponent is much better than you, I'll make it rain." 00:01:10.779 --> 00:01:13.406 align:center And he asked, "You can make it rain?" 00:01:13.990 --> 00:01:16.493 align:center And I said, "Of course I can make it rain." 00:01:18.912 --> 00:01:21.790 align:center Of course, I had great respect for him. 00:01:22.916 --> 00:01:26.753 align:center And I admired him so much when I was very young, you know? 00:01:27.337 --> 00:01:29.089 align:center I always trusted him. 00:01:34.219 --> 00:01:35.929 align:center The match begins… 00:01:36.888 --> 00:01:41.518 align:center 1-0, 2-0, 3-0, 4-0 for the other guy. 00:01:44.854 --> 00:01:47.649 align:center But then, I start to come back. 00:01:49.609 --> 00:01:51.486 align:center 4-1, 4-2, 4-3… 00:02:01.079 --> 00:02:02.330 align:center It starts raining. 00:02:05.750 --> 00:02:08.711 align:center And I secretly go to tell Toni, 00:02:09.879 --> 00:02:13.675 align:center "Toni, I think you could stop the rain, 00:02:14.509 --> 00:02:16.386 align:center because I think I could beat him." 00:02:29.691 --> 00:02:31.943 align:center Rafa Nadal announced at 6:20 p.m. 00:02:32.026 --> 00:02:36.114 align:center that he will not be playing in the Monte-Carlo tennis tournament. 00:02:36.865 --> 00:02:39.659 align:center Rafa has been dropping out of tournaments one-by-one. 00:02:39.742 --> 00:02:43.705 align:center First Doha, then Indian Wells, now Monte-Carlo. 00:02:44.706 --> 00:02:48.126 align:center And now, Roland-Garros is almost upon us, 00:02:48.209 --> 00:02:50.920 align:center and we haven't seen Rafa practically all year. 00:02:51.421 --> 00:02:52.505 align:center There's no time left. 00:02:59.679 --> 00:03:00.763 align:center It hurts here? 00:03:01.264 --> 00:03:02.932 align:center It's more like here. 00:03:03.516 --> 00:03:04.767 align:center Around this area? 00:03:05.268 --> 00:03:06.728 align:center -It could be, right? -Sure. 00:03:07.812 --> 00:03:09.689 align:center That's where it hurts the most. 00:03:12.066 --> 00:03:13.860 align:center What do you think about the…? 00:03:14.360 --> 00:03:16.863 align:center I don't think we'll find anything. 00:03:16.946 --> 00:03:19.032 align:center -What? -I don't think we'll find much. 00:03:19.532 --> 00:03:21.659 align:center But he already thinks that he may have a chance… 00:03:22.952 --> 00:03:24.871 align:center The man is… insatiable. 00:03:25.538 --> 00:03:27.248 align:center But he's not ready to push yet. 00:03:27.749 --> 00:03:28.583 align:center Yeah. 00:03:30.752 --> 00:03:32.253 align:center Will you make it to Barcelona? 00:03:32.837 --> 00:03:36.132 align:center -We'll see, I don't know about Barcelona. -He may not make it. 00:03:36.215 --> 00:03:37.592 align:center I don't think so. 00:03:37.675 --> 00:03:41.012 align:center But he thinks that if he's able to train for a full week, he's ready to compete. 00:03:41.095 --> 00:03:41.971 align:center I don't fully agree. 00:03:42.931 --> 00:03:46.226 align:center -He's gonna get injured there. -Yeah, it's crazy. 00:03:46.809 --> 00:03:48.937 align:center -Makes no sense. -Yeah, very true. 00:03:53.608 --> 00:03:54.943 align:center Rafelet, ready? 00:04:03.201 --> 00:04:05.578 align:center You want him to go? You think he should go? 00:04:05.662 --> 00:04:06.955 align:center -No. -Do you? 00:04:07.038 --> 00:04:08.414 align:center I wouldn't allow it. 00:04:09.415 --> 00:04:11.250 align:center -Sure you wouldn't go? -I wouldn't go. 00:04:11.334 --> 00:04:13.002 align:center -Yeah, okay. -I told him yesterday. 00:04:13.962 --> 00:04:15.421 align:center -I mean… -I told him today. 00:04:17.340 --> 00:04:21.010 align:center I think he needs to do some reflecting at home tonight and ask himself, 00:04:21.094 --> 00:04:22.595 align:center "What am I playing for?" 00:04:25.431 --> 00:04:27.392 align:center -An Eskimo kiss? -Papa! 00:04:27.475 --> 00:04:28.935 align:center Yeah, daddy. 00:04:34.607 --> 00:04:35.817 align:center Where's Nadal? 00:04:35.900 --> 00:04:38.653 align:center In Barcelona. He's already training. 00:04:38.736 --> 00:04:41.489 align:center Yeah, sure, but that doesn't mean he'll compete. 00:04:42.865 --> 00:04:44.200 align:center So, by Friday, 00:04:44.284 --> 00:04:47.578 align:center Rafa Nadal has to decide if he'll play Barcelona or not. 00:04:59.966 --> 00:05:02.969 align:center -I can push harder. I'm not feeling pain. -Like yesterday. Easy. 00:05:03.052 --> 00:05:05.680 align:center Shit, I have to do a little more, I need to. 00:05:06.264 --> 00:05:07.098 align:center I mean… 00:05:08.099 --> 00:05:10.852 align:center I need to feel like, "Here I go." 00:05:10.935 --> 00:05:12.770 align:center -Right. -You know? "Go." 00:05:12.854 --> 00:05:14.439 align:center What about 70%? 00:05:15.523 --> 00:05:18.359 align:center Charlie, I don't know if I should do it or not. 00:05:19.736 --> 00:05:22.488 align:center Listen, we need to keep everything under control. 00:05:23.906 --> 00:05:24.949 align:center Here I go. 00:05:25.658 --> 00:05:27.368 align:center But you have to be careful, man. 00:05:28.286 --> 00:05:29.620 align:center Till it breaks. 00:05:38.504 --> 00:05:40.548 align:center He's very demanding with himself. 00:05:41.049 --> 00:05:43.968 align:center But if he gets injured again, then there's nothing. 00:05:45.428 --> 00:05:49.682 align:center So, these days, part of our job is to stop him. 00:05:50.600 --> 00:05:54.187 align:center He's been pushed for so many years to give 100%. 00:05:54.687 --> 00:05:56.814 align:center And that made him who he is. 00:06:04.447 --> 00:06:07.325 align:center Since I was a kid, I enjoyed challenges. 00:06:07.408 --> 00:06:08.868 align:center They gave me motivation. 00:06:08.951 --> 00:06:11.120 align:center I liked things that were difficult. 00:06:13.831 --> 00:06:17.085 align:center But this is because Toni taught me to be this way. 00:06:17.668 --> 00:06:20.254 align:center It's not easy, huh? One more time. 00:06:20.338 --> 00:06:22.173 align:center I was a demanding coach. 00:06:23.758 --> 00:06:25.676 align:center Go! Come on, hit it! 00:06:26.552 --> 00:06:29.514 align:center But I was hard on Rafael because I had great respect for him. 00:06:29.597 --> 00:06:31.599 align:center Again. You need to give him hell. 00:06:33.184 --> 00:06:35.019 align:center And because he was my nephew. 00:06:39.524 --> 00:06:41.442 align:center Oh, no. Let's go, champ! Come on. 00:06:42.735 --> 00:06:45.988 align:center When Toni and Rafael trained, 00:06:46.656 --> 00:06:50.076 align:center tensions were very high. 00:06:51.452 --> 00:06:53.454 align:center Rafael, don't hit it so low. 00:06:53.955 --> 00:06:56.666 align:center "Rafa, turn around," "Rafa, move," "Rafa, finish the shot"… 00:06:56.749 --> 00:06:57.708 align:center From ball one. 00:06:58.751 --> 00:07:00.545 align:center He was constantly correcting him. 00:07:01.337 --> 00:07:04.424 align:center Trying to create the maximum amount of stress. 00:07:04.507 --> 00:07:05.925 align:center Again! Come on! 00:07:06.426 --> 00:07:09.595 align:center I felt much less pressure when playing against any opponent 00:07:09.679 --> 00:07:11.264 align:center than when training with Toni. 00:07:12.723 --> 00:07:13.641 align:center Again! 00:07:13.724 --> 00:07:15.351 align:center When I missed a ball, he'd ask, 00:07:16.144 --> 00:07:17.270 align:center "Why did you miss?" 00:07:17.353 --> 00:07:21.858 align:center I was scared of making another mistake. 00:07:23.151 --> 00:07:27.071 align:center During the first hour of training, no water. 00:07:27.655 --> 00:07:29.282 align:center One hour without drinking. 00:07:29.782 --> 00:07:33.119 align:center So, they would learn to suffer a little. 00:07:34.370 --> 00:07:38.082 align:center Some coaches rebelled against me 00:07:38.166 --> 00:07:40.168 align:center because they felt that was barbaric. 00:07:42.253 --> 00:07:44.881 align:center I remember, in the first round of a tournament, 00:07:45.506 --> 00:07:47.758 align:center I fell and broke this finger. 00:07:49.260 --> 00:07:52.597 align:center When this happened to his finger, I told Rafael, "Keep playing." 00:07:53.181 --> 00:07:54.807 align:center "Play for as long as you can." 00:07:59.187 --> 00:08:04.233 align:center I won the tournament. But I had to wear a cast for a month. 00:08:07.320 --> 00:08:11.991 align:center If you had asked me at that time, "Do you agree with all this?" 00:08:12.074 --> 00:08:15.328 align:center I would have said, "No, I don't like it." 00:08:16.412 --> 00:08:18.164 align:center It was a philosophy. 00:08:18.247 --> 00:08:20.666 align:center "Learn how to suffer through a sport." 00:08:21.918 --> 00:08:26.714 align:center I always said the same thing to him, "Rafa, you don't have to play." 00:08:27.298 --> 00:08:30.384 align:center "No, I'm fine, Mom, I really like doing this." 00:08:31.010 --> 00:08:32.053 align:center Last one. 00:08:33.137 --> 00:08:36.974 align:center I only remember one time I felt like I couldn't take it anymore, 00:08:37.058 --> 00:08:41.270 align:center and said, "Toni, um… I'm sorry, but I can't go on." 00:08:43.648 --> 00:08:44.815 align:center I left the court. 00:08:45.942 --> 00:08:48.736 align:center Mentally destroyed and crying. 00:08:52.156 --> 00:08:54.992 align:center But I never went home crying. 00:08:55.660 --> 00:08:57.203 align:center My father would ask, "How was practice?" 00:08:57.286 --> 00:08:58.788 align:center I'd say, "Fine, good." 00:08:59.330 --> 00:09:00.164 align:center "Bad." 00:09:01.082 --> 00:09:02.041 align:center But that was it. 00:09:03.251 --> 00:09:07.463 align:center I never would have wanted for my dad to go up to Toni 00:09:08.047 --> 00:09:10.091 align:center and ask him to go easy on me. 00:09:10.883 --> 00:09:14.971 align:center I would have felt like I was letting Toni down. 00:09:15.471 --> 00:09:19.308 align:center I'd be a person who wasn't strong enough to endure. 00:09:20.726 --> 00:09:23.938 align:center I always knew that he wanted the best for me. 00:09:24.438 --> 00:09:26.691 align:center He wanted to make me succeed. 00:09:27.191 --> 00:09:30.027 align:center And he believed that the right way was… 00:09:32.280 --> 00:09:33.114 align:center that one. 00:09:35.574 --> 00:09:36.909 align:center Pushing me to the limit. 00:09:41.539 --> 00:09:42.707 align:center He's done it! 00:09:46.627 --> 00:09:50.089 align:center I am not satisfied with him being a good player. 00:09:53.050 --> 00:09:56.762 align:center Nadal takes his second Roland-Garros title. 00:09:56.846 --> 00:09:59.682 align:center I encourage him to always dig for something more. 00:10:17.116 --> 00:10:19.201 align:center When I started working with them, 00:10:20.119 --> 00:10:22.997 align:center Rafa had somehow internalized that 00:10:23.748 --> 00:10:25.499 align:center he was not good enough. 00:10:27.084 --> 00:10:29.503 align:center It is something inside of Toni, 00:10:31.172 --> 00:10:32.340 align:center who truly believes 00:10:32.423 --> 00:10:35.968 align:center that if you just stay as a great clay court champion, 00:10:36.052 --> 00:10:38.763 align:center you are somehow an incomplete champion. 00:10:40.973 --> 00:10:43.642 align:center And so, the legend had been created 00:10:43.726 --> 00:10:46.771 align:center that Wimbledon was the tournament you had to win. 00:10:47.605 --> 00:10:50.941 align:center Win that and you become an immortal tennis legend. 00:10:51.442 --> 00:10:53.819 align:center What's the tournament that you'd prefer to win? 00:10:53.903 --> 00:10:57.365 align:center Wimbledon, but it's very tough and you have to work hard. 00:10:59.200 --> 00:11:02.203 align:center That was the dream, that was the goal. 00:11:03.496 --> 00:11:07.208 align:center It had been more than 40 years since a Spaniard had won there. 00:11:08.668 --> 00:11:12.171 align:center It seemed that Spaniards were not capable of winning on grass. 00:11:13.964 --> 00:11:18.594 align:center That's probably why it appeared to be something magical and unattainable. 00:11:18.678 --> 00:11:21.347 align:center Heading the field, fresh from his triumph in Paris, 00:11:21.430 --> 00:11:25.184 align:center the two-time French Open champion, Rafael Nadal. 00:11:26.435 --> 00:11:30.564 align:center The question is, can the King of Clay master the grass? 00:11:31.565 --> 00:11:34.443 align:center The previous year, I hadn't played very well. 00:11:39.573 --> 00:11:41.742 align:center Needs to learn a lot on this grass court. 00:11:41.826 --> 00:11:44.453 align:center He wishes he was here with his football boots. 00:11:44.537 --> 00:11:46.205 align:center Don't laugh. 00:11:46.288 --> 00:11:49.417 align:center What? It's funny. He really slips all the time. 00:11:51.168 --> 00:11:53.963 align:center They seemed to be two different sports. 00:11:55.089 --> 00:11:58.843 align:center Clay was more of a game of strength, grit, of fighting. 00:11:59.427 --> 00:12:01.929 align:center Grass was more elegant… 00:12:02.805 --> 00:12:05.182 align:center and for people who played with more… 00:12:05.266 --> 00:12:06.392 align:center technique. 00:12:07.852 --> 00:12:10.604 align:center Possibly the greatest player of all time, 00:12:10.688 --> 00:12:11.981 align:center Roger Federer. 00:12:14.650 --> 00:12:16.235 align:center I don't know of any athlete 00:12:16.318 --> 00:12:19.864 align:center who has managed to play their sport so elegantly. 00:12:26.078 --> 00:12:28.914 align:center It seemed like he was floating everywhere. 00:12:30.666 --> 00:12:33.919 align:center You could have placed him in a ballet. 00:12:37.006 --> 00:12:38.674 align:center Federer is above all. 00:12:39.967 --> 00:12:43.512 align:center There's such competition in men's tennis, such strength and depth, 00:12:43.596 --> 00:12:47.600 align:center and yet Federer is just head and shoulders above the rest. 00:12:48.601 --> 00:12:51.937 align:center Number one for 84 weeks straight. 00:12:53.606 --> 00:12:56.108 align:center Federer is the best man on the planet. 00:12:58.652 --> 00:13:01.489 align:center I won my first Grand Slam in 2003. 00:13:02.072 --> 00:13:03.783 align:center 2004, I won three. 00:13:04.700 --> 00:13:07.870 align:center And then, 2005, I barely lost matches. 00:13:08.454 --> 00:13:11.874 align:center Six straight Grand Slam finals. 00:13:11.957 --> 00:13:15.044 align:center Every one he has been in, Roger Federer has won. 00:13:15.878 --> 00:13:18.130 align:center How much more can this guy achieve? 00:13:18.214 --> 00:13:20.633 align:center When you think you can't get any better, you do. 00:13:20.716 --> 00:13:22.551 align:center Well, it seems like it, yeah. 00:13:24.678 --> 00:13:27.890 align:center I guess you could say I was in a bit of a league of my own. 00:13:31.143 --> 00:13:34.271 align:center Roger Federer is still on track to win the men's singles title 00:13:34.355 --> 00:13:36.190 align:center for the fourth straight year. 00:13:36.774 --> 00:13:38.609 align:center Good morning, ladies and gentlemen. 00:13:38.692 --> 00:13:40.986 align:center It gives me great pleasure to present Roger Federer, 00:13:41.070 --> 00:13:43.280 align:center three-time Wimbledon champion, defending champion. 00:13:43.364 --> 00:13:46.242 align:center Do you feel like a man on the brink of Wimbledon history? 00:13:46.325 --> 00:13:47.993 align:center I feel very, actually, very good. 00:13:48.077 --> 00:13:50.079 align:center I'm playing very well at the moment. 00:13:50.162 --> 00:13:53.165 align:center And it's a… just a matter of being consistent. 00:13:55.709 --> 00:13:58.671 align:center So, for Rafa, it was the ultimate challenge… 00:13:59.171 --> 00:14:00.548 align:center to win Wimbledon. 00:14:00.631 --> 00:14:04.009 align:center To beat Federer, and to beat Federer at Wimbledon. 00:14:12.393 --> 00:14:14.478 align:center Game, set, match to Nadal. 00:14:15.062 --> 00:14:17.481 align:center What would make it a good tournament this year? 00:14:17.565 --> 00:14:20.359 align:center Well, I think if he got through three or four rounds, 00:14:20.442 --> 00:14:21.944 align:center that would be good. 00:14:27.157 --> 00:14:29.118 align:center What if this were to come to a final 00:14:29.201 --> 00:14:31.745 align:center between you and Rafael Nadal? 00:14:31.829 --> 00:14:36.041 align:center Obviously, if he made the final, that would be quite a surprise to many. 00:14:39.295 --> 00:14:41.213 align:center You see a guy learning on the spot. 00:14:41.297 --> 00:14:42.673 align:center He's getting better each match. 00:14:50.764 --> 00:14:53.475 align:center It looks like a Rafael Nadal-Roger Federer final 00:14:53.559 --> 00:14:54.560 align:center is shaping up. 00:14:54.643 --> 00:14:57.271 align:center No one thought he'd be in the Wimbledon final. 00:14:59.523 --> 00:15:03.485 align:center On grass, I didn't feel I was at Roger's level yet. 00:15:04.570 --> 00:15:07.197 align:center He had many things in which he was better than me. 00:15:08.657 --> 00:15:10.576 align:center Toni kept reminding me of that. 00:15:10.659 --> 00:15:14.371 align:center Hey, did you see how he made that last one drop? 00:15:15.289 --> 00:15:16.957 align:center I'd say to him, "Rafael, 00:15:17.041 --> 00:15:20.461 align:center Federer has a better forehand, backhand, volley, 00:15:20.544 --> 00:15:21.962 align:center and serves better than you." 00:15:23.547 --> 00:15:28.802 align:center I said, "If you want, I can lie to you, but Federer is not going to lie to us." 00:15:30.387 --> 00:15:33.432 align:center Toni always put Federer above Rafa. 00:15:34.934 --> 00:15:38.020 align:center And I think that, in a way, Toni used that as motivation 00:15:39.772 --> 00:15:43.859 align:center so that Rafa would keep thinking that they hadn't reached their limit. 00:15:52.785 --> 00:15:56.080 align:center Roger Federer now walks onto the court he owns. 00:15:56.163 --> 00:15:57.539 align:center This grass of Center Court. 00:15:57.623 --> 00:16:01.585 align:center He has been utterly dominant here for the fourth straight year. 00:16:01.669 --> 00:16:03.128 align:center Forty-seven straight wins 00:16:03.212 --> 00:16:06.840 align:center on the surface that best suits his all-court artistry. 00:16:17.810 --> 00:16:20.604 align:center In that moment, I knew he was extremely good. 00:16:20.688 --> 00:16:24.108 align:center But, uh, you could still see he was a little raw on grass. 00:16:28.529 --> 00:16:31.615 align:center He was maybe a bit frustrated when there was no rhythm. 00:16:37.204 --> 00:16:38.497 align:center His forehand wasn't as effective. 00:16:44.378 --> 00:16:46.922 align:center You could see he had some figuring out to do. 00:16:47.881 --> 00:16:48.716 align:center Out! 00:16:48.799 --> 00:16:50.801 align:center Yes! 00:16:56.974 --> 00:17:00.019 align:center …On this blazer, the three rackets with three trophies. 00:17:00.102 --> 00:17:01.979 align:center You're going to need a bigger pocket next year. 00:17:02.062 --> 00:17:06.316 align:center Yeah, well, it's gotta go, because three seems not good enough. 00:17:08.527 --> 00:17:13.365 align:center I would just like to say that, uh, it's a great tournament for Rafael and… 00:17:13.449 --> 00:17:16.410 align:center I honestly didn't think he was going to play the finals this week, 00:17:16.493 --> 00:17:20.456 align:center but it's a fantastic effort, so congratulations for coming so far. 00:17:24.251 --> 00:17:26.879 align:center Great champion. Congratulations, Roger Federer. 00:17:31.717 --> 00:17:34.386 align:center Having someone like Roger in front of you, 00:17:34.470 --> 00:17:37.848 align:center I think it makes the path look much clearer. 00:17:38.974 --> 00:17:41.602 align:center You'll have to push yourself to the limit in everything. 00:17:43.479 --> 00:17:46.315 align:center What can you tell Rafael, now that the match is over? 00:17:46.398 --> 00:17:50.819 align:center Well, I always say to him that he needs to keep improving. 00:17:50.903 --> 00:17:53.030 align:center You see him winning Wimbledon next year? 00:17:53.113 --> 00:17:55.783 align:center No, not at all. I don't see him as… 00:17:56.283 --> 00:17:58.786 align:center as champion, not at all. 00:17:58.869 --> 00:18:01.205 align:center We have to train more, we have to improve. 00:18:03.791 --> 00:18:07.461 align:center I told Rafael, "You have to do something extra." 00:18:10.339 --> 00:18:12.508 align:center "You have to go closer to the limit." 00:18:15.052 --> 00:18:16.678 align:center "You have to suffer." 00:18:25.896 --> 00:18:28.190 align:center I think I hurt myself during training. 00:18:29.024 --> 00:18:32.778 align:center Ugh, it's a bit of a bitch. It's in a shitty area. 00:18:32.861 --> 00:18:35.864 align:center -Where? -I can't bend my damn finger. 00:18:36.782 --> 00:18:38.534 align:center I don't think that's going away. 00:18:41.578 --> 00:18:42.621 align:center A little more. 00:18:43.914 --> 00:18:44.957 align:center Like this. 00:18:50.379 --> 00:18:53.465 align:center Very important news, extremely important. 00:18:53.549 --> 00:18:55.509 align:center Rafa Nadal will be playing. 00:18:55.592 --> 00:18:58.595 align:center It will be at the Godó. It'll be at 4:00 p.m. 00:19:02.224 --> 00:19:03.892 align:center We have a pretty big problem. 00:19:04.393 --> 00:19:06.603 align:center He can't play at 80%. 00:19:10.482 --> 00:19:11.859 align:center Rafa is 0 or 100. 00:19:14.111 --> 00:19:15.696 align:center -That's why he's so successful. -Yes. 00:19:15.779 --> 00:19:16.655 align:center I'm sure. 00:19:19.158 --> 00:19:21.201 align:center Not just sure. Very sure. 00:19:30.210 --> 00:19:31.587 align:center Do you see that look? 00:19:33.130 --> 00:19:34.756 align:center He looks a bit concerned. 00:19:37.134 --> 00:19:38.969 align:center Rafael, is it getting worse? 00:19:40.304 --> 00:19:44.057 align:center I mean, now that you've warmed up, does it feel better or not? 00:19:44.558 --> 00:19:45.809 align:center I feel nothing. 00:19:46.393 --> 00:19:48.353 align:center -But were you feeling it? -When? 00:19:48.437 --> 00:19:49.813 align:center In your daily life. 00:19:50.647 --> 00:19:52.774 align:center You haven't felt worse, or haven't felt anything? 00:19:52.858 --> 00:19:54.443 align:center No, I haven't felt anything. 00:19:58.238 --> 00:20:00.824 align:center What we all want is to get to Roland-Garros 00:20:00.908 --> 00:20:02.951 align:center in the best possible shape. 00:20:04.411 --> 00:20:07.497 align:center But if he wants to keep going, how are we going to stop him? 00:20:09.750 --> 00:20:11.960 align:center I remember that, in many training sessions, 00:20:12.044 --> 00:20:15.422 align:center basically all of them, we would have problems with his foot. 00:20:15.923 --> 00:20:19.259 align:center Meaning, he was in pain. We had to stop at times. 00:20:21.470 --> 00:20:23.972 align:center But Rafa likes to suffer. 00:20:24.473 --> 00:20:28.518 align:center Then he gets the feeling that he has pushed himself to the limit. 00:20:31.688 --> 00:20:32.731 align:center It's fine. 00:20:33.440 --> 00:20:34.858 align:center I swear, it's fine. 00:20:35.943 --> 00:20:38.779 align:center I haven't felt anything. For real. 00:20:38.862 --> 00:20:41.323 align:center I think that Rafa, in some way, 00:20:42.241 --> 00:20:44.576 align:center feels like he's obligated 00:20:44.660 --> 00:20:49.331 align:center not to let down the people who believe in Rafa Nadal. 00:20:50.999 --> 00:20:54.378 align:center I think he's a bit of a slave to that situation. 00:20:57.172 --> 00:21:00.092 align:center But that also gives him the strength to keep going. 00:21:09.851 --> 00:21:12.688 align:center Sixty consecutive victories on clay. 00:21:15.983 --> 00:21:17.985 align:center A rivalry between you and Nadal 00:21:18.068 --> 00:21:20.904 align:center would be a great thing for tennis. 00:21:21.405 --> 00:21:23.073 align:center -Would it not? -I agree, yes. 00:21:23.156 --> 00:21:27.869 align:center I think, uh, sports sometimes tend to need rivalries as well. 00:21:31.373 --> 00:21:34.835 align:center The rivalry was such a huge thing, it crossed over into the general culture. 00:21:34.918 --> 00:21:36.628 align:center In a big way. 00:21:38.672 --> 00:21:41.383 align:center From now on, the match everyone will be waiting for 00:21:41.466 --> 00:21:43.051 align:center will be Nadal-Federer. 00:21:43.135 --> 00:21:45.095 align:center -They're so different. -Oh, that's what we love. 00:21:45.178 --> 00:21:47.973 align:center Look at them. Couldn't get two more different people. 00:21:49.099 --> 00:21:53.186 align:center How does Roger look? All dressed up, as if going to a dinner. 00:21:53.770 --> 00:21:56.231 align:center Roger Federer, looking as elegant as ever. 00:21:56.314 --> 00:21:58.692 align:center Not a single wrinkle. Everything perfect. 00:21:58.775 --> 00:22:00.152 align:center And Rafa? 00:22:00.235 --> 00:22:01.778 align:center He looked like Rambo. 00:22:01.862 --> 00:22:02.988 align:center Long hair, 00:22:03.572 --> 00:22:04.656 align:center lots of muscle, 00:22:04.740 --> 00:22:06.658 align:center the warrior's headband. 00:22:06.742 --> 00:22:08.952 align:center One is already thinking about the battle 00:22:09.036 --> 00:22:12.539 align:center and the other is keeping his image of a gentleman, all put together. 00:22:13.123 --> 00:22:14.916 align:center It was the perfect combo. 00:22:15.000 --> 00:22:17.794 align:center Federer or Nadal. Which is your favorite player? 00:22:17.878 --> 00:22:19.546 align:center Definitely Federer. 00:22:19.629 --> 00:22:21.465 align:center -Rafa? -My future hubby. 00:22:21.548 --> 00:22:22.799 align:center We support Roger. 00:22:22.883 --> 00:22:23.884 align:center Rafa, of course. 00:22:23.967 --> 00:22:25.844 align:center Don't get into any fights amongst yourselves. 00:22:25.927 --> 00:22:29.306 align:center It was quite interesting to see how people have to be on, 00:22:29.389 --> 00:22:31.016 align:center I guess, one side or the other. 00:22:33.727 --> 00:22:35.270 align:center How can you not like both these guys? 00:22:38.148 --> 00:22:40.442 align:center People wanted to watch them play, they were willing to do it 00:22:40.525 --> 00:22:41.610 align:center any way they could. 00:22:42.736 --> 00:22:44.946 align:center …On a unique and unusual court, 00:22:45.030 --> 00:22:46.865 align:center purposely-built for this occasion. 00:22:46.948 --> 00:22:49.326 align:center Half clay, half grass. 00:22:49.409 --> 00:22:52.370 align:center The battle of surfaces. Definitely a weird one. 00:22:57.542 --> 00:23:00.420 align:center They sold 7,000 tickets and could have sold triple that. 00:23:04.633 --> 00:23:06.802 align:center The French capital has lived the tennis dream 00:23:06.885 --> 00:23:10.180 align:center of being able to enjoy a final between the two best rackets in the world. 00:23:11.431 --> 00:23:16.061 align:center Roger Federer will try to break the curse against his clay court executioner. 00:23:18.063 --> 00:23:21.942 align:center This is a packed house at Court Philippe-Chatrier 00:23:22.025 --> 00:23:23.485 align:center for this men's final. 00:23:24.319 --> 00:23:27.823 align:center Roger Federer wanting to win the French Open for the first time. 00:23:27.906 --> 00:23:31.076 align:center The weight of expectation is obviously huge. 00:23:35.914 --> 00:23:39.876 align:center Federer wants to prove he can play the Nadal game on clay. 00:23:41.795 --> 00:23:43.046 align:center That was in! 00:23:44.047 --> 00:23:46.508 align:center In any other era, Federer would have been 00:23:46.591 --> 00:23:49.136 align:center the best clay-courter of that period in time. 00:23:49.636 --> 00:23:52.597 align:center But he had a force of nature that came along his path. 00:23:57.102 --> 00:24:01.231 align:center Rafa was creating difficulties for him that nobody else could create. 00:24:02.816 --> 00:24:04.818 align:center In those moments, I was frustrated. 00:24:05.610 --> 00:24:08.947 align:center But, you know, Rafa was just better than me on clay. 00:24:10.073 --> 00:24:14.494 align:center You had to hit so many good shots over a long period of time. 00:24:14.578 --> 00:24:17.664 align:center He just made you feel that you need to play superhuman 00:24:17.747 --> 00:24:19.207 align:center on a clay court to beat him. 00:24:20.333 --> 00:24:21.501 align:center Out! 00:24:22.085 --> 00:24:24.129 align:center 6-3, 4-6, 6-3, 6-4. 00:24:24.713 --> 00:24:28.758 align:center Rafael Nadal has three successive Roland-Garros titles. 00:24:28.842 --> 00:24:30.969 align:center There's so much excitement around this. 00:24:31.052 --> 00:24:33.305 align:center It's a portent of things to come. 00:24:36.766 --> 00:24:40.145 align:center The boy from Manacor has made it clear that Roland-Garros 00:24:40.228 --> 00:24:42.147 align:center and clay are his territory. 00:24:46.401 --> 00:24:49.321 align:center -Thank you for coming. -Congrats. 00:24:49.821 --> 00:24:50.864 align:center Thank you. 00:24:52.199 --> 00:24:54.868 align:center -Uh… -Next year, the fourth, okay? 00:24:54.951 --> 00:24:55.869 align:center We train tomorrow! 00:24:55.952 --> 00:24:58.496 align:center -Next year, you win again! -Come on, man. 00:25:03.001 --> 00:25:04.377 align:center With hardly any rest, 00:25:04.461 --> 00:25:08.089 align:center Rafa Nadal is off to England, where his grass season begins. 00:25:08.965 --> 00:25:10.800 align:center -Good morning! -Good morning! 00:25:11.301 --> 00:25:12.552 align:center Good morning. 00:25:12.636 --> 00:25:13.720 align:center To me, 00:25:14.221 --> 00:25:17.557 align:center winning Roland-Garros and then Wimbledon is very difficult. 00:25:18.058 --> 00:25:19.643 align:center You win Roland-Garros, 00:25:20.143 --> 00:25:21.311 align:center then catch the train, 00:25:21.394 --> 00:25:25.732 align:center go to London, arrive at 3:00 or 4:00 in the afternoon, 00:25:25.815 --> 00:25:28.527 align:center and one hour later, start training full-on. 00:25:29.110 --> 00:25:31.321 align:center In the end, if you relax a little bit… 00:25:33.073 --> 00:25:34.032 align:center you drop a lot. 00:25:35.367 --> 00:25:38.745 align:center But Toni always had the feeling that they could push a little more. 00:25:39.454 --> 00:25:40.455 align:center Always. 00:25:44.209 --> 00:25:47.629 align:center And Rafa was never going to give you a little less. 00:25:51.841 --> 00:25:55.929 align:center I had to completely change my mentality and my way of playing. 00:25:56.012 --> 00:25:58.974 align:center Wait, then hit, pause, and then, "boom." 00:26:00.809 --> 00:26:04.646 align:center Federer on grass, he's gonna play faster than anyone else. 00:26:05.730 --> 00:26:08.358 align:center His tactic is not to give you time. 00:26:10.652 --> 00:26:13.530 align:center To be able to beat Federer on his favorite court, 00:26:13.613 --> 00:26:15.448 align:center you have to be aggressive. 00:26:17.450 --> 00:26:19.494 align:center On clay, it's slower. 00:26:21.037 --> 00:26:22.247 align:center You look for the winning shot 00:26:24.249 --> 00:26:27.002 align:center after having played five shots in the rally. 00:26:31.298 --> 00:26:32.507 align:center But on grass, 00:26:33.341 --> 00:26:35.802 align:center you have to win the point faster. 00:26:37.596 --> 00:26:39.556 align:center A bit more forward, Rafael. 00:26:40.223 --> 00:26:42.350 align:center Because if you don't, your opponent will. 00:26:42.851 --> 00:26:43.893 align:center Forward. 00:26:49.399 --> 00:26:52.193 align:center I felt I was well prepared… 00:26:52.694 --> 00:26:53.737 align:center to win. 00:26:56.990 --> 00:26:59.576 align:center What would winning Wimbledon mean to you? 00:26:59.659 --> 00:27:00.869 align:center If I win here, 00:27:01.369 --> 00:27:04.956 align:center well, it's gonna be my best moment of my career. 00:27:08.710 --> 00:27:10.503 align:center Coming further South and East, 00:27:10.587 --> 00:27:12.255 align:center that's the other part of the weather story. 00:27:12.339 --> 00:27:16.343 align:center We've got some more warm sunshine here, and across the Southeast, even warmer… 00:27:16.426 --> 00:27:19.220 align:center What a gladiatorial feel there is 00:27:19.304 --> 00:27:21.806 align:center to this Center Court arena. 00:27:22.807 --> 00:27:27.270 align:center Nadal has been number 2 in the world and snapping at Federer's heels. 00:27:28.480 --> 00:27:32.108 align:center And Federer, of course, endlessly the world number 1. 00:27:33.068 --> 00:27:36.655 align:center So these are the two boys who dominate the game at the moment. 00:27:37.155 --> 00:27:38.239 align:center And one feels, perhaps, 00:27:38.323 --> 00:27:41.201 align:center they're the only players who can beat each other 00:27:41.284 --> 00:27:42.577 align:center in the entire draw. 00:27:43.620 --> 00:27:46.373 align:center Something special on the cards, one feels here. 00:27:46.456 --> 00:27:47.832 align:center The final of Wimbledon. 00:27:50.752 --> 00:27:52.420 align:center Roger Federer to serve. 00:28:04.724 --> 00:28:09.229 align:center Right away, you could see he was already a much, much better grass-court player. 00:28:11.272 --> 00:28:14.359 align:center I had to try to take the ball early and dictate play that way. 00:28:28.081 --> 00:28:31.000 align:center One set to the defending champion. 00:28:33.461 --> 00:28:36.589 align:center You admit that your opponent, playing one-on-one, 00:28:36.673 --> 00:28:38.508 align:center is better than you at tennis. 00:28:38.591 --> 00:28:44.764 align:center So, I have to look for a tactic that will help me find his weakest point, 00:28:44.848 --> 00:28:47.892 align:center where I can really hurt him. 00:28:48.393 --> 00:28:50.061 align:center After a while, we realized 00:28:50.145 --> 00:28:53.481 align:center that when you played a high ball to his backhand, 00:28:53.565 --> 00:28:55.525 align:center he struggled a little more. 00:28:55.608 --> 00:28:57.902 align:center So, my tactic was to have him 00:28:58.486 --> 00:29:01.239 align:center hit as many backhands as possible. 00:29:07.787 --> 00:29:10.081 align:center Federer struggles with the high backhand. 00:29:10.165 --> 00:29:12.417 align:center High ball to his backhand, and again. 00:29:12.500 --> 00:29:15.545 align:center And again, and then repeat. 00:29:18.214 --> 00:29:21.426 align:center I managed to take that tactic to the limit. 00:29:22.844 --> 00:29:26.806 align:center Most of the balls going to the Federer backhand. 00:29:31.561 --> 00:29:33.229 align:center One set all. 00:29:36.399 --> 00:29:37.984 align:center Which way is this gonna go? 00:29:45.492 --> 00:29:48.411 align:center Federer is stepping up and going for more. 00:29:49.746 --> 00:29:50.997 align:center Toni said to me, 00:29:51.748 --> 00:29:55.960 align:center "What you can't fail at is concentration and motivation." 00:29:56.461 --> 00:29:59.589 align:center "Those things that depend on you and your head, 00:29:59.672 --> 00:30:01.174 align:center you can't fail at them." 00:30:01.257 --> 00:30:02.842 align:center "They have to be… 00:30:02.926 --> 00:30:04.052 align:center at 100%." 00:30:14.395 --> 00:30:18.191 align:center You're seeing Nadal at the top of his game on this surface. 00:30:18.274 --> 00:30:20.860 align:center Nadal wins the fourth set. 00:30:21.611 --> 00:30:24.531 align:center The momentum's in his favor right now. 00:30:24.614 --> 00:30:27.492 align:center In the fifth set, I thought I was going to win the match. 00:30:27.575 --> 00:30:30.370 align:center Nadal serving 2-3, fifth set. 00:30:30.453 --> 00:30:33.331 align:center But tennis is about taking advantage of opportunities. 00:30:34.082 --> 00:30:36.084 align:center Especially with Roger. 00:30:36.167 --> 00:30:38.670 align:center At any moment, he can break your serve. 00:30:45.760 --> 00:30:47.345 align:center Stunning! 00:30:47.428 --> 00:30:49.848 align:center A break for Federer. 00:30:50.515 --> 00:30:51.891 align:center When he broke my serve… 00:30:52.934 --> 00:30:55.228 align:center I think I got really disappointed and… 00:30:56.521 --> 00:30:59.732 align:center I wasn't able to focus a hundred percent on the match. 00:31:01.025 --> 00:31:03.152 align:center On the ropes in the fifth set. 00:31:08.491 --> 00:31:12.287 align:center The only time we've seen Nadal look displeased. 00:31:12.370 --> 00:31:17.500 align:center In the last eight minutes of the match, I eased up a little bit. 00:31:19.294 --> 00:31:20.253 align:center And that hurt me. 00:31:20.336 --> 00:31:22.463 align:center He's only two points away from losing. 00:31:31.306 --> 00:31:35.310 align:center 2007 Wimbledon gentlemen's singles champion 00:31:35.393 --> 00:31:36.936 align:center is Roger Federer! 00:32:05.256 --> 00:32:07.759 align:center I remember being in the Wimbledon locker room, 00:32:07.842 --> 00:32:10.303 align:center crying… alone. 00:32:13.932 --> 00:32:19.729 align:center I thought, "I don't know if I'll ever be able to win at Wimbledon." 00:32:22.982 --> 00:32:25.735 align:center Later, when I talked to Toni, 00:32:27.028 --> 00:32:31.115 align:center he told me that I wasn't at 100% the entire match. 00:32:31.824 --> 00:32:33.284 align:center And he was right. 00:32:52.762 --> 00:32:55.223 align:center The stage is set at the Barcelona Open 00:32:55.306 --> 00:32:57.058 align:center for the Rafa Nadal comeback. 00:33:06.275 --> 00:33:07.944 align:center -Only one racket? -Yeah. 00:33:08.444 --> 00:33:10.947 align:center Because I saw Rafelet with another one. 00:33:19.205 --> 00:33:22.291 align:center Rafael Nadal's roadmap has long since gone out the window, 00:33:22.375 --> 00:33:23.626 align:center and now it's day by day… 00:33:23.710 --> 00:33:26.045 align:center Training is one thing, competing is another. 00:33:26.129 --> 00:33:27.797 align:center They're two very different things. 00:33:27.880 --> 00:33:31.926 align:center What is clear for me is that Rafa Nadal, at this moment, 00:33:32.010 --> 00:33:34.554 align:center must already be thinking, undoubtedly, 00:33:34.637 --> 00:33:37.390 align:center that his career will soon end. 00:33:39.225 --> 00:33:41.060 align:center Rafa, anyone would be scared 00:33:41.144 --> 00:33:42.437 align:center after so many injuries. 00:33:42.520 --> 00:33:45.064 align:center How do you manage that worry on a daily basis? 00:33:45.148 --> 00:33:46.357 align:center We know the deal. 00:33:46.941 --> 00:33:48.860 align:center Am I aware of it? Yes. 00:33:48.943 --> 00:33:51.404 align:center Do I know it can happen? Yes. So… 00:34:15.428 --> 00:34:18.014 align:center Take it easy. Nothing to prove to anyone. 00:34:18.890 --> 00:34:21.851 align:center Just get out there, enjoy yourself… 00:34:22.810 --> 00:34:25.605 align:center Tension will be high, you just be relaxed. 00:34:26.189 --> 00:34:27.398 align:center Being here is a win. 00:34:28.941 --> 00:34:30.985 align:center I know it's not feasible, but… 00:34:31.569 --> 00:34:35.072 align:center I go out, and in a corner of my head, 00:34:36.783 --> 00:34:38.910 align:center -I win the tournament. -I know. 00:34:39.410 --> 00:34:40.787 align:center Think we don't think that? 00:34:41.287 --> 00:34:45.666 align:center The only thing you need to avoid, 100%, is hurting yourself. 00:34:46.292 --> 00:34:49.378 align:center And if something happens to you… 00:34:49.462 --> 00:34:52.256 align:center Shit. It'll be devastating. 00:34:53.716 --> 00:34:56.344 align:center I know it's not easy, you've never done it before. 00:34:57.470 --> 00:34:59.388 align:center But it's time to change your mindset a bit, 00:34:59.472 --> 00:35:01.974 align:center 'cause now, to me, there's no other way. 00:35:08.606 --> 00:35:12.068 align:center My wife, my parents, my team, 00:35:12.568 --> 00:35:15.822 align:center when they see me suffer, they don't want me to play. 00:35:17.115 --> 00:35:19.951 align:center But, to me, things are not so easy. 00:35:25.414 --> 00:35:27.959 align:center I never told Rafael it would be easy. 00:35:28.543 --> 00:35:31.379 align:center But, well, he got used to… 00:35:31.462 --> 00:35:32.880 align:center suffering. 00:35:35.133 --> 00:35:38.719 align:center There's a quote by Goethe that says, 00:35:39.720 --> 00:35:42.140 align:center "Talent is developed in solitude, 00:35:42.640 --> 00:35:45.643 align:center character is formed in the stream of the world." 00:35:47.353 --> 00:35:48.813 align:center The rain is falling 00:35:48.896 --> 00:35:52.066 align:center and it has been falling for about the last hour or so. 00:35:52.900 --> 00:35:56.571 align:center Rafael Nadal will, for the third year in a row, 00:35:56.654 --> 00:36:00.074 align:center challenge Roger Federer for the Wimbledon title. 00:36:01.284 --> 00:36:03.953 align:center Because of the rain, the match was pushing late. 00:36:04.537 --> 00:36:07.290 align:center And even before that, there was so much buildup 00:36:07.373 --> 00:36:08.833 align:center and anticipation. 00:36:09.333 --> 00:36:12.211 align:center I mean, it all added to this sort of classic, 00:36:12.295 --> 00:36:14.797 align:center almost biblical quality to this match. 00:36:16.507 --> 00:36:19.218 align:center Everyone knew this was an extraordinary sporting event. 00:36:19.302 --> 00:36:23.055 align:center This was really a momentous occasion in the rivalry. 00:36:24.599 --> 00:36:27.685 align:center And the stakes were really, really high. 00:36:29.645 --> 00:36:32.398 align:center The hope there'll be enough break in the rain to allow 00:36:32.481 --> 00:36:34.108 align:center this men's championship to be played. 00:36:34.192 --> 00:36:37.236 align:center The third straight between Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal. 00:36:37.320 --> 00:36:39.572 align:center This has the potential to be a classic. 00:36:39.655 --> 00:36:42.200 align:center He's had to suffer at the hands of Roger Federer. 00:36:42.283 --> 00:36:45.161 align:center The final that everybody's looked forward to. 00:36:50.708 --> 00:36:53.878 align:center "Last year, I failed at Wimbledon 00:36:54.378 --> 00:36:58.132 align:center because I wasn't able to perform at the highest level." 00:36:59.008 --> 00:37:00.134 align:center "This year… 00:37:01.052 --> 00:37:02.428 align:center I'm not going to fail." 00:37:06.515 --> 00:37:09.977 align:center Two sets it is to Rafael Nadal! 00:37:12.188 --> 00:37:14.482 align:center That's incredible. 00:37:14.565 --> 00:37:18.236 align:center Nadal, one set away from his first Wimbledon title. 00:37:20.404 --> 00:37:22.782 align:center Rafa comes out, wins the first two sets. 00:37:22.865 --> 00:37:25.993 align:center And there was this real sense of concern about Roger Federer. 00:37:26.077 --> 00:37:27.536 align:center This was supposed to be his kingdom. 00:37:28.913 --> 00:37:30.414 align:center Roger looked really shaken. 00:37:30.915 --> 00:37:32.583 align:center You could see it in his face. 00:37:34.377 --> 00:37:38.464 align:center It was like Rafa has taken his hope away from him here. 00:37:40.424 --> 00:37:43.010 align:center The match was also tougher, to be honest. 00:37:43.094 --> 00:37:47.848 align:center You could feel that he was definitely now a next-level player on grass. 00:37:48.349 --> 00:37:51.394 align:center I knew I needed a mental change, because you don't want it to… 00:37:51.894 --> 00:37:55.856 align:center To linger, you know, and just have this very negative mindset. 00:37:56.983 --> 00:37:59.860 align:center I had to truly believe I could turn this match around. 00:38:03.072 --> 00:38:05.783 align:center I have a big advantage, but there's still… 00:38:06.284 --> 00:38:07.535 align:center a long way to go. 00:38:07.618 --> 00:38:09.287 align:center Come on, Rafa! 00:38:10.329 --> 00:38:14.333 align:center Between them, you could see there was this intensity. 00:38:14.959 --> 00:38:19.297 align:center And it felt like this was about way more than the result on this particular Sunday. 00:38:27.513 --> 00:38:32.101 align:center Gradually, and then suddenly, Roger claws his way back into the match. 00:38:43.612 --> 00:38:45.656 align:center Rafa likes rhythm. I don't need it. 00:38:48.242 --> 00:38:49.994 align:center When there's no rhythm, I'm the better player. 00:38:50.077 --> 00:38:51.912 align:center And I think Rafa also knows 00:38:51.996 --> 00:38:55.082 align:center that this type of tennis can make you extremely tired. 00:39:09.096 --> 00:39:10.222 align:center Federer. 00:39:10.306 --> 00:39:11.932 align:center Six games all. 00:39:12.016 --> 00:39:14.060 align:center Fourth set, tie-break. 00:39:15.227 --> 00:39:18.773 align:center You didn't think that he was gonna give this championship away 00:39:18.856 --> 00:39:21.317 align:center after five years as the boss. 00:39:25.821 --> 00:39:27.907 align:center I wasn't calm at any moment. 00:39:28.491 --> 00:39:30.826 align:center It was probably the worst day of my life. 00:39:32.411 --> 00:39:35.956 align:center In the fourth set, we reached the tie-break. 00:39:36.707 --> 00:39:41.170 align:center It was, uh, an extremely stressful situation for me. 00:39:41.670 --> 00:39:44.006 align:center Because every point counts. 00:39:44.090 --> 00:39:46.884 align:center Here we go. Fourth set tie-break. 00:39:53.516 --> 00:39:54.517 align:center Come on! 00:40:02.108 --> 00:40:05.069 align:center If all seven points in the breaker are gonna be like that, 00:40:05.152 --> 00:40:06.821 align:center the crowd are gonna lose their voices. 00:40:08.030 --> 00:40:10.282 align:center There were multiple moments when they played, 00:40:10.366 --> 00:40:12.118 align:center "Anything you can do, I can do better." 00:40:19.792 --> 00:40:21.001 align:center One all. 00:40:21.502 --> 00:40:23.921 align:center They both deeply believed it was their match to win. 00:40:24.964 --> 00:40:26.382 align:center Two-one. 00:40:26.465 --> 00:40:27.550 align:center Three-one. 00:40:28.300 --> 00:40:29.718 align:center Four-one. 00:40:29.802 --> 00:40:32.179 align:center Four-two, Nadal. 00:40:33.889 --> 00:40:37.893 align:center That's wide! And that could be the crucial blow! 00:40:37.977 --> 00:40:41.939 align:center Uncle Toni can't even watch anymore. 00:40:42.022 --> 00:40:43.399 align:center Five-two, Nadal. 00:40:43.482 --> 00:40:47.778 align:center He's coached this young man since he was four years old. 00:40:48.904 --> 00:40:52.116 align:center Serving, the pressure is on him. 00:40:53.075 --> 00:40:57.830 align:center Because 5-2 in the tie-break of the fourth is almost a victory. 00:41:00.624 --> 00:41:01.667 align:center Fault! 00:41:02.710 --> 00:41:03.752 align:center Fault. 00:41:05.713 --> 00:41:07.798 align:center At that moment, I was thinking, 00:41:07.882 --> 00:41:09.133 align:center "Don't do a double fault." 00:41:14.054 --> 00:41:14.889 align:center Fault! 00:41:14.972 --> 00:41:15.890 align:center Double fault. 00:41:18.184 --> 00:41:19.477 align:center Five-three. 00:41:19.560 --> 00:41:21.479 align:center The moment and the situation 00:41:21.562 --> 00:41:25.107 align:center take their toll on me and I make mistakes. 00:41:26.400 --> 00:41:29.320 align:center He knows that two or three bad points on his serve 00:41:29.403 --> 00:41:30.529 align:center can cost him the match. 00:41:30.613 --> 00:41:34.116 align:center And I think that stress maybe manifested itself. 00:41:47.087 --> 00:41:49.965 align:center There were too many missed opportunities. 00:41:50.549 --> 00:41:53.802 align:center Moments like these are to Federer's advantage. 00:42:11.487 --> 00:42:12.905 align:center Stunning! 00:42:14.114 --> 00:42:15.574 align:center Eight-seven, Nadal. 00:42:19.662 --> 00:42:22.248 align:center I told Rafael, "If you have a match point, 00:42:22.331 --> 00:42:25.209 align:center serve to his backhand and charge the net, 00:42:25.709 --> 00:42:27.253 align:center so you don't think so much." 00:42:39.974 --> 00:42:41.100 align:center Eight all. 00:42:44.895 --> 00:42:47.481 align:center Federer didn't follow my lead, he didn't miss. 00:42:48.774 --> 00:42:50.985 align:center Championship point's gone for Nadal. 00:42:58.367 --> 00:43:00.286 align:center Game. The fourth set. 00:43:01.662 --> 00:43:03.038 align:center Two sets all. 00:43:03.539 --> 00:43:06.166 align:center Nadal has had his heart ripped out. 00:43:06.250 --> 00:43:08.711 align:center He must feel absolutely hollow. 00:43:09.503 --> 00:43:12.965 align:center Up two sets and then losing the two breakers 00:43:13.048 --> 00:43:16.385 align:center certainly can make him start to question things again. 00:43:16.885 --> 00:43:19.972 align:center Like in 2007, where he wasn't able to close. 00:43:21.265 --> 00:43:24.101 align:center The inevitable has finally struck Center Court. 00:43:24.184 --> 00:43:27.438 align:center This band of sort of dark clouds, it finally produced some rain, 00:43:27.521 --> 00:43:29.064 align:center but it has in this… 00:43:30.149 --> 00:43:31.609 align:center great exercise at Wimbledon. 00:43:32.484 --> 00:43:35.613 align:center Back into the locker room once again. 00:43:38.949 --> 00:43:40.743 align:center When I got to the locker room… 00:43:42.745 --> 00:43:45.623 align:center I thought, "Okay, Rafael will be… 00:43:46.665 --> 00:43:50.753 align:center he will be very upset, right? After having lost so many opportunities." 00:43:53.881 --> 00:43:56.759 align:center And I thought, "What can I say to cheer him up?" 00:43:57.426 --> 00:43:58.469 align:center And… 00:43:59.053 --> 00:44:00.888 align:center I didn't have many ideas. 00:44:06.560 --> 00:44:10.064 align:center And then, Rafael, who was tying his shoes, said to me, 00:44:12.232 --> 00:44:14.234 align:center "I think you can stop the rain." 00:44:14.818 --> 00:44:16.445 align:center "I'm not going to lose." 00:44:17.571 --> 00:44:18.947 align:center "I'm not going to lose." 00:44:21.784 --> 00:44:25.204 align:center "He may beat me, but I'm not going to lose. I'm not." 00:44:25.287 --> 00:44:28.791 align:center "Mentally, I'm going to be 100% 00:44:29.291 --> 00:44:30.209 align:center in every point." 00:44:30.959 --> 00:44:32.586 align:center "I can't allow myself 00:44:33.712 --> 00:44:35.923 align:center a single moment of weakness." 00:44:37.758 --> 00:44:41.428 align:center I was willing to suffer more than him. 00:44:46.058 --> 00:44:47.935 align:center A brief rain shower has passed. 00:44:48.018 --> 00:44:50.896 align:center We've got one more segment 00:44:50.979 --> 00:44:54.900 align:center to see if there will be a Wimbledon champion declared tonight. 00:44:57.778 --> 00:45:01.573 align:center And when I saw him go back out on the court again, 00:45:04.159 --> 00:45:05.536 align:center I knew he would win. 00:45:08.831 --> 00:45:13.627 align:center Six and a half hours of the entire exercise today. 00:45:14.128 --> 00:45:16.422 align:center By that time, it was really dark. 00:45:17.005 --> 00:45:19.466 align:center And my screen on my laptop was just glowing. 00:45:23.387 --> 00:45:25.139 align:center They should not have been playing tennis. 00:45:27.182 --> 00:45:28.600 align:center But it was tremendous. 00:45:42.990 --> 00:45:44.491 align:center Come on! 00:45:50.998 --> 00:45:53.417 align:center It was a tough match. 00:45:56.128 --> 00:45:58.005 align:center And you couldn't see much. 00:45:59.339 --> 00:46:01.133 align:center And I was at my limit. 00:46:01.884 --> 00:46:05.679 align:center Just focused on trying to keep giving myself opportunities. 00:46:11.602 --> 00:46:14.480 align:center There's always the temptation to give up. 00:46:15.564 --> 00:46:19.026 align:center But when you get used to enduring a little more… 00:46:19.109 --> 00:46:20.152 align:center "That one more ball." 00:46:21.904 --> 00:46:23.655 align:center That's what great champions do… 00:46:24.656 --> 00:46:26.825 align:center endure one more ball. 00:46:29.912 --> 00:46:32.247 align:center A phenomenal get by Nadal here. 00:46:32.748 --> 00:46:35.167 align:center Now he's got the championship point. 00:46:37.252 --> 00:46:40.339 align:center I think Roger, at that moment, was at his limit. 00:46:42.174 --> 00:46:44.927 align:center "He's waiting for me to serve to his backhand." 00:46:45.594 --> 00:46:47.221 align:center "Maybe I could surprise him." 00:46:48.972 --> 00:46:50.933 align:center There are no easy balls. 00:46:53.018 --> 00:46:56.146 align:center I had given him a ball where he had time to think. 00:46:57.773 --> 00:47:00.484 align:center Sometimes it's easier to hit without thinking. 00:47:20.045 --> 00:47:22.881 align:center There's not only one path to success. 00:47:24.800 --> 00:47:29.680 align:center It's probably not necessary to suffer the stress that I have suffered 00:47:29.763 --> 00:47:32.182 align:center to become what I have become. 00:47:34.852 --> 00:47:38.605 align:center But I followed the path that Toni set for me. 00:47:40.315 --> 00:47:43.151 align:center And I think it was the right path. 00:47:59.126 --> 00:48:00.961 align:center Game, set, match, Nadal! 00:48:10.470 --> 00:48:12.806 align:center People thought that I was a winner. 00:48:13.807 --> 00:48:15.309 align:center I'm not a winner. 00:48:16.435 --> 00:48:17.936 align:center I'm a competitor. 00:48:20.606 --> 00:48:21.648 align:center Victory… 00:48:23.358 --> 00:48:25.068 align:center lasts but a while. 00:48:26.236 --> 00:48:27.237 align:center It's momentary. 00:48:27.321 --> 00:48:28.906 align:center WIMBLEDON CHAMPION CONGRATULATIONS, RAFA! 00:48:30.365 --> 00:48:32.409 align:center What has always motivated me 00:48:32.492 --> 00:48:35.120 align:center is the desire to keep fighting. 00:48:37.456 --> 00:48:38.665 align:center 'Cause the way I see it, 00:48:38.749 --> 00:48:41.001 align:center satisfaction comes from what's challenging. .