WEBVTT 00:22.856 --> 00:24.607 Oh… 00:24.691 --> 00:26.401 -It's over. -Papa! 00:26.484 --> 00:28.778 Say, "Dad, I think Mom's leaving." 00:29.612 --> 00:30.572 Come here, come on. 00:30.655 --> 00:32.198 -Papa. -Go to Dad, go. 00:32.282 --> 00:33.324 Papa! 00:33.408 --> 00:34.659 Aye! Aye! Aye! 00:39.414 --> 00:41.916 -Bye, Rafelet! Bye-bye. -Say, "You got this." 00:42.000 --> 00:44.252 Yay! 00:48.631 --> 00:51.676 Everything's been sold out for days, almost a week. 00:51.760 --> 00:55.388 That's because no one wants to miss not just a Rafa Nadal match, 00:55.472 --> 00:57.557 but seeing Rafa Nadal in person. 00:58.058 --> 00:59.851 Lots of people today. 01:00.769 --> 01:04.230 Rafa! Rafa! 01:04.314 --> 01:06.441 What'd you like to see happen in Madrid 01:06.524 --> 01:09.527 in your comeback process and preparation for Roland-Garros? 01:10.779 --> 01:13.114 For me, Roland-Garros is 01:13.198 --> 01:16.326 the most important tournament of my tennis career. 01:16.409 --> 01:20.497 So, the next couple of weeks are so important to… 01:20.997 --> 01:24.417 to see if that's a real possibility or not. 01:29.464 --> 01:31.216 -Stay positive. -Yeah. 01:31.299 --> 01:34.135 It's impossible to go from 0 just sitting to suddenly 100. 01:34.969 --> 01:37.388 But you're getting there. It's possible. 01:41.184 --> 01:43.603 This guy… he doesn't know what's coming. 01:59.119 --> 02:00.912 How many times is he gonna pee? 02:02.080 --> 02:04.082 I don't know if it's nerves or what. 02:07.252 --> 02:10.672 The toilet's outta water. 02:14.175 --> 02:15.635 Come on, man. Let's go. 02:24.227 --> 02:28.231 Rafa trained this morning, getting ready for a complicated match. 02:28.314 --> 02:31.442 He faces Alex de Miñaur, number 11 in the world. 02:32.318 --> 02:34.529 What chance do we give Rafa today? 02:34.612 --> 02:36.573 I think a low percentage chance. 02:36.656 --> 02:38.324 If you're Nadal, in the back of your mind, 02:38.408 --> 02:42.036 you're scared that you might just re-injure yourself. 02:46.958 --> 02:48.459 I ended up giving my life 02:48.543 --> 02:52.046 to one of the most individual sports that exists. 02:54.841 --> 02:58.678 A sport that creates pressure and stress. 03:01.306 --> 03:04.225 You feel nervous. The nerves are real. 03:05.393 --> 03:07.520 That's why, throughout my career, 03:08.021 --> 03:10.982 my routines helped me a lot to cope with all that. 03:19.282 --> 03:20.867 It was usually… 03:21.951 --> 03:22.952 pants… 03:23.870 --> 03:28.291 this, this, this, this, this, this, 03:28.875 --> 03:30.835 this, this, this… 03:31.836 --> 03:32.712 and this. 03:34.005 --> 03:37.133 During the game, I would avoid stepping on the lines. 03:39.093 --> 03:40.678 And on clay courts, 03:40.762 --> 03:43.348 I'd sweep the lines at the beginning of each game 03:44.265 --> 03:46.434 and, then, at break points. 03:49.687 --> 03:53.650 It was a way to shut myself off from everything around me. 03:56.527 --> 03:58.238 Come on, Rafa! 03:59.489 --> 04:01.407 I'm in control when I do them. 04:07.163 --> 04:10.124 A win today could make the tennis world take note. 04:10.208 --> 04:11.584 Come on! 04:11.668 --> 04:14.003 Rafa is here to seriously play. 04:14.963 --> 04:16.923 This is vintage stuff. 04:17.757 --> 04:20.301 Fabulous ball striking from Nadal. 04:21.094 --> 04:24.681 To have that feeling you get by competing at the highest level. 04:24.764 --> 04:27.558 It's the same amount of potency as we're used to seeing. 04:27.642 --> 04:30.311 To have the confidence that I'm going to win. 04:31.354 --> 04:33.648 That feeling in your stomach. 04:34.148 --> 04:35.942 Nadal, a game away. 04:36.567 --> 04:39.988 You wonder, "How long can I hold on to this feeling?" 04:40.738 --> 04:44.075 Game, set, and match, Nadal. 04:44.575 --> 04:49.914 It's an enormous win for Rafael Nadal's 2024 campaign. 04:50.915 --> 04:53.960 Because you know this feeling won't last forever. 04:54.460 --> 05:00.049 Rafa! Rafa! Rafa! 05:00.133 --> 05:01.551 Rafa! 05:03.636 --> 05:07.056 Let's go! Very good! 05:13.688 --> 05:15.523 The bulldozer is back. 05:18.359 --> 05:20.820 I hadn't seen you play like that in a long time, man. 05:21.571 --> 05:22.613 Seriously. 05:23.406 --> 05:25.575 Anyway, you played really well today. 05:26.117 --> 05:27.368 You used to run a lot more. 05:27.869 --> 05:30.663 -If you say so. -I'm not saying it, I saw it. 05:32.457 --> 05:33.833 It's good to do a little. 05:33.916 --> 05:36.085 You didn't strain yourself much, but still. 05:36.169 --> 05:37.754 Okay, but I feel fine. 05:37.837 --> 05:40.506 Okay, but do at least five minutes, just five. 05:40.590 --> 05:41.841 While you drink that. 05:46.763 --> 05:50.141 Being here and seeing him competitive and happy, 05:51.768 --> 05:53.644 for me, is a win. 05:55.396 --> 05:57.565 He needs that confidence because… 05:58.399 --> 06:01.569 everything depends on him believing that he can win. 06:05.073 --> 06:07.200 …his opponent, from Spain, 06:07.283 --> 06:09.035 Rafael Nadal! 06:10.870 --> 06:12.955 So much at stake here. 06:14.123 --> 06:15.958 Federer, desperate. 06:16.042 --> 06:19.629 Having lost to Nadal last year on clay, lost to him on grass, 06:19.712 --> 06:22.757 now he certainly doesn't want to lose to him on hard courts. 06:24.509 --> 06:27.512 It was one of the greatest matches we played against each other. 06:32.100 --> 06:33.726 Federer's gotta be thinking, 06:33.810 --> 06:36.979 "What do I have to do to put this guy away?" 06:37.647 --> 06:38.773 Rafa was 06:39.273 --> 06:40.942 just at the absolute peak. 06:45.613 --> 06:46.781 Come on! 06:47.281 --> 06:49.700 Rafael Nadal wins in Melbourne 06:49.784 --> 06:52.203 at the Australian Open, for the first time. 06:53.204 --> 06:55.998 Rafa Nadal is the new number 1 in the world. 06:56.082 --> 06:58.501 The Federer era is over. 07:03.881 --> 07:07.176 He does things on the court that nobody else could do. 07:12.890 --> 07:15.601 The new champion, Rafael Nadal! 07:16.102 --> 07:19.814 The invincible man, Rafa Nadal! 07:21.149 --> 07:23.776 2010 is, in some ways, prime Rafa. 07:23.860 --> 07:25.111 He wins at Roland-Garros. 07:25.945 --> 07:28.698 Ends up winning his second Wimbledon. 07:29.699 --> 07:31.701 And I remember the discussion shifts. 07:31.784 --> 07:34.412 We were all seduced by Roger Federer, but… 07:34.495 --> 07:39.250 "Holy shit! Maybe this is the greatest player that ever lived." 07:42.628 --> 07:46.048 Rafael Nadal is the top-ranked tennis player in the world. 07:47.008 --> 07:48.551 He's in New York for the US Open, 07:48.634 --> 07:52.096 the only major tournament Nadal hasn't won. 07:53.556 --> 07:54.599 Pressure. 07:55.808 --> 07:57.226 That's what I felt. 07:57.852 --> 07:59.896 Because, by winning the US Open, 07:59.979 --> 08:02.315 I would have won all four Grand Slams. 08:02.815 --> 08:03.816 For a tennis player, 08:03.900 --> 08:06.402 winning all four Slams is something 08:06.486 --> 08:08.821 that very few people have done. 08:09.655 --> 08:12.450 Tennis fans around the world hoping it will be 08:12.533 --> 08:14.535 this man and Roger Federer. 08:14.619 --> 08:18.456 Everybody around the world is… wants that final so badly. 08:25.171 --> 08:27.173 Live from the men's championship, 08:27.256 --> 08:29.926 world number 1, Rafa Nadal, 08:30.885 --> 08:34.013 against number 3 seed, Novak Djokovic. 08:38.601 --> 08:40.603 Rafa and Roger in the finals. 08:40.686 --> 08:43.064 That was the scenario everybody wants to see. 08:43.564 --> 08:45.858 But I didn't care. Actually… 08:46.609 --> 08:50.279 I did care to not allow that to happen. 08:51.906 --> 08:55.576 Now, of course, with Novak Djokovic as well, in the mix. 08:58.246 --> 08:59.205 At that moment, 08:59.288 --> 09:03.834 I saw the danger that not only Roger was fighting for number 1. 09:03.918 --> 09:06.045 But Novak was also coming in. 09:08.965 --> 09:11.634 Nadal and Novak, they had a history. 09:12.134 --> 09:15.388 They had played for the first time on tour at the French Open, 2006. 09:17.974 --> 09:20.268 Novak made his first big run at a major. 09:20.351 --> 09:22.061 But he hadn't done much until then. 09:22.937 --> 09:26.440 And he ended up losing the first two sets to Rafa, 6-4, 6-4. 09:26.524 --> 09:28.192 Then he retired citing a back injury. 09:28.276 --> 09:29.819 Game, set, and match, Nadal. 09:29.902 --> 09:33.072 Even though he's the best and everybody thinks he's unbeatable, 09:33.155 --> 09:35.241 I say he's not unbeatable, he's beatable. 09:35.324 --> 09:36.617 Are you kidding me? 09:36.701 --> 09:38.661 Djokovic, do you need some smelling salts? 09:38.744 --> 09:40.871 It was a heavyweight versus a middleweight. 09:40.955 --> 09:42.540 You were being pushed back. 09:42.623 --> 09:46.794 It felt like Rafa and Roger were crafted by the tennis gods. 09:48.838 --> 09:52.550 And so I had to fight for my place under the sun. 09:56.137 --> 09:59.682 Djokovic is totally different in character from Roger and Rafa. 10:00.391 --> 10:03.853 I mean, he was someone who was constantly making jokes. 10:03.936 --> 10:07.273 He was doing these imitations of players, including Rafa. 10:09.692 --> 10:11.319 He wasn't a shy person. 10:13.571 --> 10:16.282 It really didn't… bother me. 10:16.365 --> 10:17.825 No. 10:18.409 --> 10:19.535 Although, it… 10:21.662 --> 10:24.081 I don't remember very well if it bothered me. 10:24.165 --> 10:26.375 Not much. Surely, not much. 10:28.127 --> 10:32.757 Rafa Nadal. So much at stake for this 24-year-old Spaniard. 10:47.438 --> 10:48.481 Wow! 10:48.564 --> 10:51.442 Djokovic would've won this point against anyone else. 10:51.525 --> 10:53.736 When you looked at Djokovic, 10:53.819 --> 10:57.239 you could tell he was confident because he was playing really well. 10:58.157 --> 11:00.076 That could be a big problem. 11:00.159 --> 11:01.952 Djokovic, with all this effort, 11:02.036 --> 11:06.040 it's even now more incredible what Nadal's pulling off. 11:13.172 --> 11:15.341 His career slam is grand. 11:16.133 --> 11:17.718 Rafael Nadal! 11:18.219 --> 11:20.930 The final jewel in his crown. 11:23.766 --> 11:26.268 Please welcome US Open Men's Champion, 11:26.352 --> 11:27.395 Rafael Nadal! 11:29.939 --> 11:32.108 After winning the US Open, 11:32.191 --> 11:34.276 it was a bit of a media frenzy. 11:35.653 --> 11:37.405 Rafa, I love you! 11:38.322 --> 11:40.116 But I've never liked 11:40.991 --> 11:42.827 being the center of attention. 11:43.786 --> 11:46.163 Please welcome Rafael Nadal. 11:47.707 --> 11:51.419 I remember a lot of media telling me, "He's gonna love to do this." Well… 11:52.336 --> 11:54.588 I would say, in a very polite way, 11:54.672 --> 11:56.507 "No, that's not the right word." 11:56.590 --> 11:58.426 I have no idea what this is. 12:01.220 --> 12:03.222 Looks like you in your underpants. 12:03.305 --> 12:05.599 He knew it was part of his job, 12:05.683 --> 12:08.602 but, yeah, doing something out of his comfort zone, 12:08.686 --> 12:09.937 you know, was not easy. 12:10.980 --> 12:14.442 I remember when I went to do a music video with Shakira. 12:15.526 --> 12:20.030 I had to ask for a bottle of tequila to drink a few shots to relax a bit. 12:23.159 --> 12:24.952 You're kind of a sex symbol. 12:25.035 --> 12:26.120 No, I don't know… 12:26.203 --> 12:29.123 I really never stop to think these things. 12:29.206 --> 12:31.417 So, Rafael, uh, you got a girlfriend? 12:32.918 --> 12:33.919 I have. 12:34.420 --> 12:37.006 I can't get over the way you're flirting with him! 12:39.467 --> 12:42.470 People don't know that he is, in essence, a shy person. 12:46.056 --> 12:47.224 Good luck, Nadal! 12:48.142 --> 12:51.103 We grew up in a very small town. 12:54.315 --> 12:57.109 Our families knew each other 12:57.193 --> 12:59.278 since before we were born. 13:00.863 --> 13:04.450 I remember, for example, being at Rafa's first communion. 13:06.035 --> 13:08.496 But, of course, I would've been six years old. 13:10.164 --> 13:14.627 We got to know each other better when we were teenagers. 13:16.337 --> 13:19.298 I remember we started dating during a summer. 13:19.381 --> 13:21.884 It was 2000… It must've been the summer of… 13:21.967 --> 13:24.637 I'm really bad at these things. Rafa's gonna kill me. 13:25.387 --> 13:27.264 You're good with those text messages, huh? 13:27.348 --> 13:28.224 Well… 13:29.433 --> 13:31.769 He was chasing me during that time. 13:33.103 --> 13:36.524 I started sending her some messages and… 13:36.607 --> 13:39.735 she would reply, but without much interest. 13:39.819 --> 13:41.904 Don't be sad. She'll come around. 13:41.987 --> 13:44.240 I'm a mess right now. 13:44.824 --> 13:45.866 Mary! 13:46.492 --> 13:48.035 Answer, please! 13:49.829 --> 13:50.955 Wha…! 13:53.123 --> 13:54.583 I was in love with her. 13:55.417 --> 13:58.212 She gave me the inner strength… 13:59.338 --> 14:01.173 to maintain stability 14:02.049 --> 14:03.467 when I really needed it. 14:05.844 --> 14:08.556 Rafa really likes to be at home, 14:09.682 --> 14:12.351 with his family, in Mallorca… 14:13.811 --> 14:18.357 I lived at home with my parents until I was… 14:18.440 --> 14:20.526 31? 32? 14:21.110 --> 14:23.571 I never felt like leaving. No. 14:25.531 --> 14:29.410 In our family, we have always been very close. 14:34.415 --> 14:38.252 When we were living in Manacor, our grandparents lived on the first floor. 14:38.752 --> 14:41.964 Toni on the second floor, and we were on the third. 14:42.923 --> 14:44.300 So ever since he was a kid, 14:44.383 --> 14:47.970 he's always spent a lot of time with our family. 14:51.015 --> 14:53.976 And I think that this has also made him grow up 14:54.059 --> 14:58.188 in a very family-oriented and also very safe environment. 15:09.825 --> 15:11.619 To me, being at home, 15:12.494 --> 15:13.495 I feel like 15:13.996 --> 15:16.874 I can be more myself. 15:18.584 --> 15:21.170 Jerry! Eat this. There's some left. 15:25.299 --> 15:27.843 I feel like I can be more myself. 15:28.427 --> 15:30.471 Which are the ones with Nutella? 15:31.555 --> 15:33.349 And live like someone… 15:33.974 --> 15:35.309 with a normal life. 15:37.561 --> 15:40.731 Rafelet!? What a miss! Way off! 15:40.814 --> 15:42.524 Incredible! 15:43.859 --> 15:46.028 Okay, focus. One more try. 15:47.154 --> 15:49.490 Good! That was so good! 15:53.911 --> 15:56.538 This is good. Really good. 15:57.122 --> 16:00.209 -I only wanted a small piece. -No, go ahead, eat. 16:00.793 --> 16:02.628 You're at your best right now. 16:06.173 --> 16:07.549 You don't notice, but… 16:09.885 --> 16:12.554 you're at a point where you look spectacular. 16:15.182 --> 16:16.517 Did you treat me? 16:26.193 --> 16:29.363 At the end of the day, Rafa got in three wins in Madrid. 16:29.446 --> 16:31.240 He was able to make some strides. 16:31.323 --> 16:34.993 Proved to himself that he could play match after match, healthwise. 16:35.077 --> 16:37.746 What's your biggest takeaway from this tournament for Nadal? 16:37.830 --> 16:40.082 My biggest takeaway is there's optimism. 16:43.335 --> 16:44.545 Brutal, man. 16:45.421 --> 16:47.047 -Mentally, he's doing well. -What? 16:47.131 --> 16:48.424 His head's in a good place today. 16:48.507 --> 16:51.552 Now it's… He has a week, effectively, 16:51.635 --> 16:53.595 before he would start in Rome. 16:53.679 --> 16:56.682 Ultimately, he's playing the long game for Roland-Garros. 16:56.765 --> 16:59.268 If he feels the way he's felt this week, 16:59.351 --> 17:01.395 he will be playing Roland-Garros. 17:02.896 --> 17:05.816 He's having his best moment since last year. 17:07.860 --> 17:10.237 And in the end, what matters is that… 17:12.406 --> 17:14.408 he sees himself playing well. 17:15.826 --> 17:19.371 And to have his son see him lift a trophy, 17:20.414 --> 17:22.249 that's what he wants most in life. 17:22.332 --> 17:25.210 And, of course, for his son to see him win. 17:29.506 --> 17:30.799 Ladies and gentlemen, 17:30.883 --> 17:34.720 the winner of the 2010 US Open Men's Championship, 17:34.803 --> 17:36.805 Rafael Nadal! 17:38.348 --> 17:41.518 At that time, I was the best player in the world. 17:43.145 --> 17:44.563 But that's never enough. 17:46.065 --> 17:50.152 To be the best player in the world, you have to prove it in every tournament. 17:52.237 --> 17:55.491 Let's transition now to the men's singles final. 17:56.158 --> 17:59.620 Rafael Nadal, the number 1 ranked player in the world, 17:59.703 --> 18:02.122 taking on Novak Djokovic. 18:02.623 --> 18:06.710 The hottest player. Hasn't fared well in finals against Rafa, 18:06.794 --> 18:08.796 so that's a big asterisk. 18:09.755 --> 18:12.674 The feeling with Djokovic was, he's very good, 18:12.758 --> 18:16.095 but he's still not able to beat the best when it really matters. 18:18.639 --> 18:20.641 But in 2011, the threat becomes real. 18:29.233 --> 18:31.360 Everybody wants to take down the number 1. 18:33.111 --> 18:36.657 So, being the hunter oftentimes is better. 18:37.241 --> 18:38.826 Because you feel like 18:39.326 --> 18:42.955 you want to fight for your success, rather than defend it. 18:44.331 --> 18:47.417 Djokovic takes a commanding lead! 18:47.501 --> 18:49.586 So, it's a psychological battle. 18:50.170 --> 18:52.548 I see frustration from Nadal now. 18:52.631 --> 18:54.341 Don't see that very often. 18:55.551 --> 18:59.429 There comes a time when players who are very good… 19:01.807 --> 19:02.766 Oh! 19:02.850 --> 19:06.270 …can make drastic changes in a short amount of time. 19:07.729 --> 19:10.983 Novak Djokovic is your champion here! 19:13.235 --> 19:17.322 We'll see how far Djokovic can take this momentum. 19:18.115 --> 19:20.993 The next match together, they played again in a final. 19:21.076 --> 19:22.244 Now in Miami. 19:25.205 --> 19:27.833 Now, he is the one with the pressure. 19:31.670 --> 19:35.549 With Djokovic, the matches were very tough. 19:36.258 --> 19:38.260 You got to be kidding me! 19:38.343 --> 19:40.637 Rafa always said, "If I play against Federer, 19:40.721 --> 19:43.182 I know that if I play six, seven good shots, 19:43.265 --> 19:45.017 I'm probably going to win the point." 19:46.685 --> 19:48.979 How does he get a racket on that? 19:49.479 --> 19:52.441 "Against Djokovic, I could hit 15 and still lose." 19:55.360 --> 19:57.237 He's done it! 20:00.824 --> 20:02.951 When I lose the final in Miami, 20:03.660 --> 20:06.705 I realized that my mind isn't reacting like it used to. 20:07.289 --> 20:08.874 Novak Djokovic. 20:09.374 --> 20:11.793 Djokovic hasn't lost a match all year. 20:12.794 --> 20:17.925 But, of course, let's not forget that he's never beaten Nadal on clay. 20:19.760 --> 20:23.472 You could sense that there's some doubt in him, 20:23.555 --> 20:25.974 and I wanted him to feel that. 20:38.779 --> 20:41.448 Victory for Djokovic 20:41.531 --> 20:43.367 on the Spaniard's beloved clay. 20:46.286 --> 20:49.748 There's a moment when you start to lose your confidence. 20:50.916 --> 20:53.502 And it's the fish that bites its own tail. 20:54.211 --> 20:56.838 I start failing, I lose confidence. 20:56.922 --> 20:58.882 I lose confidence, I fail even more. 20:58.966 --> 21:02.719 Oh! Djokovic is the champion in Rome! 21:03.220 --> 21:05.472 That's where I felt, "Okay, I got in his head, 21:05.555 --> 21:07.099 now I just need to keep going." 21:07.683 --> 21:10.644 I had in my head that he had surpassed me. 21:11.436 --> 21:15.357 And it's been Nadal, who at critical junctures, has missed. 21:16.441 --> 21:18.986 Which we're so not used to seeing that from Rafa. 21:23.073 --> 21:24.157 -Out! -That's wide. 21:24.241 --> 21:26.785 Novak Djokovic is your champion here 21:26.868 --> 21:30.706 and, you'd have to say, he's the best player in the world. 21:31.290 --> 21:34.042 Now, that is five straight victories 21:34.126 --> 21:36.294 over Rafa Nadal. 21:36.795 --> 21:40.090 I remember Rafa walks into that press conference. 21:41.341 --> 21:44.386 A guy who was sort of dazed. 21:46.304 --> 21:48.307 You had a feeling Novak had, like… 21:49.433 --> 21:50.851 taken his soul. 21:51.601 --> 21:55.439 I lose because I'm playing against the best player of the moment, 21:55.522 --> 21:58.650 the best player of the world, tomorrow. 21:58.734 --> 21:59.776 And… 22:01.987 --> 22:03.405 …and I am the second. 22:03.905 --> 22:07.409 The great Rafa Nadal now seemed kind of broken. 22:08.577 --> 22:12.039 2011 US Open Men's Singles Champion, 22:12.122 --> 22:13.957 Novak Djokovic! 22:15.542 --> 22:16.877 It was a disaster. 22:19.046 --> 22:21.757 He couldn't fight anymore. He didn't know how. 22:25.427 --> 22:27.012 It's a stressful time 22:27.512 --> 22:29.181 that you have to overcome. 22:31.600 --> 22:34.853 And if you don't overcome it, then you stop being good. 22:39.649 --> 22:43.987 Toni has helped him a lot to become as strong as he has been. 22:44.780 --> 22:49.368 But as a mother, I was worried about all that pressure. 22:49.868 --> 22:54.122 Because he started to have to fight battles in his head 22:54.206 --> 22:56.708 at a very young age. 23:01.505 --> 23:04.007 "It always seems like I have to be better." 23:05.217 --> 23:07.552 "It always seems like it's not enough." 23:08.845 --> 23:11.223 "It always seems like you have to go higher." 23:12.516 --> 23:14.643 Rafael Nadal has been confirmed 23:14.726 --> 23:17.145 as the best under-14 player in Spain. 23:17.771 --> 23:21.358 That even if you get higher, you won't be the best. 23:21.441 --> 23:23.443 You have to go even higher. 23:23.527 --> 23:27.197 -What do you plan to do now? -Continue training, I guess. 23:27.280 --> 23:30.075 I don't know, I think this tournament is important, 23:30.158 --> 23:32.619 but winning this tournament doesn't mean 23:32.702 --> 23:35.747 that you are already a very good player. 23:37.082 --> 23:39.793 All this creates insecurities in you. 23:41.378 --> 23:45.549 And here we go again. Sock. The hair is coming next. 23:47.634 --> 23:49.761 As time has gone by, 23:49.845 --> 23:52.013 he has been adding routines. 23:52.097 --> 23:54.850 -Come on, Rafael! -Come on! 23:56.059 --> 23:57.310 Time. 23:59.604 --> 24:00.689 This, this, 24:00.772 --> 24:03.692 the bottles, this, the lines, this, waiting… 24:03.775 --> 24:07.154 So I told him, "Well, stop doing it. We're making a fool of ourselves." 24:10.073 --> 24:15.328 There were times when I tried to get rid of some routines. 24:18.248 --> 24:20.375 Because, when I saw myself on TV, 24:20.458 --> 24:23.086 I didn't like to see myself doing those things. 24:23.587 --> 24:25.213 But, uh… 24:26.798 --> 24:28.008 But I couldn't. 24:29.009 --> 24:30.093 I needed them. 24:32.095 --> 24:34.055 They made me feel safe. 24:37.350 --> 24:39.227 Everyone feels pressure. 24:40.270 --> 24:42.564 But, of course, that's why you're good. 24:44.065 --> 24:46.151 Because you can handle that pressure. 24:57.287 --> 25:00.582 Another week of training. Getting back into the rhythm, into shape. 25:00.665 --> 25:02.209 Three, four matches in Rome. 25:02.292 --> 25:04.753 I don't think he should put pressure on himself. 25:04.836 --> 25:07.797 He has to go out there and play. See how things go. 25:11.384 --> 25:13.386 There was an unevenness on this side, 25:13.470 --> 25:15.222 but not on that side. 25:16.181 --> 25:17.766 That one was much less. 25:24.439 --> 25:26.816 -You play backhand to him, okay? -Okay. 25:26.900 --> 25:28.610 Hit hard. Let's see that forehand. 25:34.032 --> 25:36.493 To me, it's all about him controlling his mind. 25:36.993 --> 25:40.413 If he's nervous, he volleys badly, hits badly, 25:40.497 --> 25:42.207 moves all over the place. 25:42.791 --> 25:45.669 He's slow, reacts late, gets uncoordinated, all that. 25:48.338 --> 25:49.422 And when he's calm… 25:51.299 --> 25:52.926 everything's better, man. 25:58.765 --> 26:01.017 -Do a reset now, yeah? -Come on. 26:01.101 --> 26:03.353 I've been resetting the whole training session 26:03.436 --> 26:05.188 because I keep acting like a moron. 26:07.107 --> 26:09.150 What is it that you need the most? 26:09.234 --> 26:11.695 What we need the most is… 26:12.195 --> 26:13.697 to beat Djokovic. 26:17.826 --> 26:20.161 Novak was winning the mental battle 26:20.662 --> 26:22.539 and I needed to change that. 26:24.541 --> 26:27.168 To me, it's not just a mental issue, 26:27.252 --> 26:28.920 it's a preparation issue. 26:30.046 --> 26:33.008 I can give you confidence, once you are prepared. 26:35.969 --> 26:37.470 The change was the forehand. 26:37.554 --> 26:39.264 A more aggressive forehand. 26:40.849 --> 26:43.018 I remember showing him clips. 26:43.101 --> 26:47.772 I told him, "Federer and Djokovic, when they hit a winner, they jump." 26:48.940 --> 26:51.693 With that, they get an extra in terms of speed 26:51.776 --> 26:55.322 and, more importantly, an extra to their will to win. 26:56.990 --> 26:59.492 I made him hit winners from this side, 26:59.576 --> 27:02.537 from that side, from here, from there… 27:03.246 --> 27:04.289 Come on. 27:07.208 --> 27:09.711 Toni helped me change the situation. 27:09.794 --> 27:12.714 I was starting to feel mentally prepared. 27:24.934 --> 27:26.686 What a match it's going to be. 27:27.187 --> 27:31.149 They are both at the top of their game. The two best players in the world. 27:31.649 --> 27:36.071 The difference for Rafael Nadal this time is that he is number 2. 27:36.988 --> 27:38.031 He is the hunter, 27:39.074 --> 27:39.991 rather than the hunted. 27:49.000 --> 27:52.420 There's the forehand. This is the one that does the damage. 27:52.504 --> 27:55.507 I don't know what happened, but he was so aggressive. 28:00.387 --> 28:03.973 My forehands were more damaging than a few months before. 28:06.351 --> 28:09.270 An incredible forehand, that's the favorite shot. 28:09.354 --> 28:12.107 Rafael Nadal takes the first set 28:12.190 --> 28:14.401 after one hour and twenty minutes. 28:15.318 --> 28:17.946 But, even though I may feel better, 28:18.029 --> 28:22.075 I also think about what happened a few months before. 28:25.662 --> 28:28.081 Djokovic levels up the match. 28:39.008 --> 28:41.094 Djokovic looks so confident. 28:41.177 --> 28:44.556 In contrast, the look on Rafa's face told a lot. 28:45.557 --> 28:47.767 You can sense that Nadal's thinking, 28:47.851 --> 28:49.185 "This is déjà vu." 28:49.686 --> 28:53.648 It is going to take a Herculean effort from the Spaniard 28:53.732 --> 28:56.192 to take it out to five sets. 28:57.110 --> 28:58.778 Throughout the whole year, 28:58.862 --> 29:01.406 when the important moments against Novak came, 29:02.198 --> 29:06.035 I'd feel that, mentally, I didn't fully believe 29:06.119 --> 29:07.203 that I could win. 29:09.914 --> 29:12.834 But here, what I had been feeling… 29:14.627 --> 29:15.712 Out! 29:16.754 --> 29:17.922 …was changing. 29:18.923 --> 29:21.259 It is two sets apiece. 29:24.721 --> 29:28.808 Nadal collapses to his knees and then bounces straight back up, 29:28.892 --> 29:32.520 because he knows the job is still there to be done. 29:32.604 --> 29:36.441 This is the first time Nadal truly believes that he can win. 29:36.524 --> 29:38.401 He's been hoping, he's been wanting, 29:38.485 --> 29:41.488 but this is the first time he truly believes it. 29:42.655 --> 29:46.993 Officially, the longest Grand Slam final in history. 29:51.456 --> 29:54.918 Djokovic stretching to try and keep limber and loose. 29:55.001 --> 29:56.503 The fifth set was brutal. 29:58.171 --> 30:00.965 I'd say it was physically… devastating. 30:04.761 --> 30:06.137 Oh, boy! 30:06.221 --> 30:07.847 Djokovic is down. 30:08.431 --> 30:10.266 Thirty-one points in the rally. 30:10.350 --> 30:14.020 The crowd just standing and applauding. They're standing up here. 30:14.562 --> 30:16.397 I was really worn out. 30:16.940 --> 30:22.153 Doubt was creeping in more and more whether I can pull this through. 30:23.863 --> 30:25.782 I was suffering. 30:26.783 --> 30:28.743 But I was also enjoying 30:28.827 --> 30:31.996 seeing myself once again competing 30:32.789 --> 30:34.040 at the highest level. 30:34.832 --> 30:37.418 Nadal leads 4-2. 30:38.336 --> 30:39.712 He was a break up. 30:41.464 --> 30:43.508 And I still remember that point. 30:47.345 --> 30:49.848 He plays drop shot. I play counter drop shot. 30:51.349 --> 30:52.600 A pretty bad one. 30:54.686 --> 30:57.355 A passing shot. Very, very easy. 31:00.775 --> 31:04.445 By winning this point, the match was basically won. 31:09.868 --> 31:10.910 Out! 31:10.994 --> 31:13.830 Nadal challenges. The call was a little late. 31:16.416 --> 31:17.625 Oh, boy! 31:17.709 --> 31:18.918 Can you believe it! 31:25.633 --> 31:26.801 It hurts to watch. 31:39.772 --> 31:43.192 As brave a performance as Rafael Nadal has produced, 31:43.276 --> 31:45.653 he still walks away empty-handed. 31:48.740 --> 31:50.700 There are times when you lose a match 31:50.783 --> 31:53.161 and see it in a negative or a positive way. 32:01.252 --> 32:03.630 And that day I lost the match, 32:05.048 --> 32:10.094 but I wasn't frustrated, or devastated, or anything like that. 32:11.888 --> 32:12.889 I was satisfied. 32:15.391 --> 32:17.226 I had overcome my mental barrier. 32:19.270 --> 32:20.688 I felt that… 32:21.773 --> 32:23.107 I was back. 32:31.366 --> 32:33.284 Rafa Nadal will be debuting in Rome. 32:33.368 --> 32:36.245 The Masters 1000 is starting today in the Italian capital. 32:36.329 --> 32:38.790 The last tournament before Roland-Garros begins. 32:41.376 --> 32:44.087 It's time to push and see where he is at 32:44.170 --> 32:46.130 and how he can get to Paris. 32:46.214 --> 32:48.549 The key here is to avoid injuries. 32:49.133 --> 32:51.552 And, in Paris, to give it all. 32:58.393 --> 32:59.435 Oh! 33:01.604 --> 33:03.314 He's a completely different player now. 33:04.565 --> 33:05.858 The beast, huh? 33:13.199 --> 33:17.662 Almost three hours on the clock. Nadal looking to seal it. 33:23.334 --> 33:25.378 Win using your head, Rafael. 33:26.295 --> 33:27.672 Come on, Rafael! Let's go! 33:38.182 --> 33:40.059 -Ah! -Come on! 33:41.144 --> 33:43.396 Come on! Come on! 33:44.355 --> 33:47.775 4-6, 6-3, 6-4. 33:51.529 --> 33:55.366 Rafa Nadal wins on his return to the courts of the Italian Open. 33:55.450 --> 33:58.411 This afternoon we have seen him stronger, more positive, 33:58.494 --> 34:01.372 and fully aware of what he is capable of. 34:11.257 --> 34:14.761 The 2012 champion, Novak Djokovic! 34:17.805 --> 34:22.185 In 2012, I'm coming from losing all those finals. 34:22.268 --> 34:24.729 Rafa! Rafa! 34:24.812 --> 34:29.358 But I'm mentally prepared to try to be able to win. 34:34.822 --> 34:37.325 -Come on! -Game, Nadal. 34:37.992 --> 34:39.285 Rafa, in 2012, 34:39.368 --> 34:41.746 is on an upward trend. 34:43.247 --> 34:44.582 It's a Rafa special! 34:45.166 --> 34:47.293 Game, Nadal! 34:49.045 --> 34:52.131 I had just won at Monte-Carlo, Barcelona, Rome… 34:54.008 --> 34:56.886 And that's when I started to feel pain in my knee. 35:01.557 --> 35:04.143 But, at that moment, I wanted to play. 35:04.227 --> 35:06.813 I was feeling good, I wanted to play. I wanted to win. 35:10.107 --> 35:12.401 With my knee in really bad shape… 35:14.654 --> 35:16.114 …I won Roland-Garros. 35:19.492 --> 35:21.911 So I thought, I'm gonna be number 1 again. 35:21.994 --> 35:23.955 Rafael Nadal! 35:28.376 --> 35:30.503 My knee, in my opinion, 35:30.586 --> 35:32.588 was limiting me quite a bit. 35:33.506 --> 35:35.133 But, I've always felt that, 35:35.216 --> 35:37.051 if my mind is willing, 35:38.636 --> 35:39.679 my body can do it. 35:46.018 --> 35:47.186 Whoa! 36:08.416 --> 36:10.209 My knee was shattered. 36:12.879 --> 36:16.132 The tendon, basically, had a hole in it. 36:21.762 --> 36:24.807 Rafa Nadal has withdrawn from the Olympic Games and the US Open, 36:24.891 --> 36:26.767 where he was a finalist last year. 36:28.603 --> 36:30.605 PATELLAR TENDINOPATHY 36:31.814 --> 36:34.358 Those injuries that have been appearing… 36:34.859 --> 36:36.777 are not a coincidence. 36:37.904 --> 36:41.032 They are a consequence of a large, underlying problem. 36:43.034 --> 36:46.829 The fact that I had to play with an insole throughout my career, 36:47.955 --> 36:50.333 threw the rest of my body outta whack. 36:54.629 --> 36:56.714 From the knee to the foot, 36:57.590 --> 36:58.716 it's a chain. 37:01.469 --> 37:04.221 So we make some changes to the foot, 37:04.305 --> 37:08.184 and those changes have an impact on the entire chain. 37:13.439 --> 37:17.443 This was an injury that was not like when you have a fracture, 37:17.526 --> 37:21.197 where you sort of know the time frame for returning to competition. 37:24.533 --> 37:25.993 Does it hurt? 37:27.161 --> 37:28.412 Okay. Easy then. 37:28.496 --> 37:30.581 Rafael Nadal will not be participating 37:30.665 --> 37:31.624 in the Australian Open. 37:31.707 --> 37:35.252 Novak Djokovic has won his fourth title in Melbourne, 37:35.336 --> 37:37.255 his third in a row. 37:37.755 --> 37:41.842 Djokovic has made it clear once again who is number 1. 37:46.555 --> 37:48.766 After so many months without playing, 37:48.849 --> 37:51.852 there were many people saying, "Rafa Nadal is finished." 37:51.936 --> 37:53.980 "He's pushed his body to the limit." 37:54.063 --> 37:56.315 "Rafa Nadal will never be the same again." 37:56.899 --> 38:00.069 Rafa Nadal, you've been out of competition for 102 days. 38:00.152 --> 38:02.321 During all this time, over three months, 38:02.405 --> 38:05.116 have you ever thought that it was the end? 38:10.871 --> 38:13.124 Rafa Nadal's left knee recovery 38:13.207 --> 38:15.167 is not going as quickly as expected. 38:15.251 --> 38:19.297 That's why Nadal might be thinking of not playing the full Indian Wells, 38:19.380 --> 38:21.799 where he reached the semifinals last year. 38:21.882 --> 38:25.303 The knee hurts either way, if I'm playing and if I'm not. 38:26.095 --> 38:28.431 So I'd rather keep on playing. 38:29.765 --> 38:31.100 I went to New York… 38:31.976 --> 38:34.895 to see a specialist. 38:38.441 --> 38:39.483 I asked the doctor, 38:39.567 --> 38:42.445 "Do you think I can play at Indian Wells, on hard court? " 38:43.612 --> 38:44.530 He said, "No." 38:45.906 --> 38:49.118 "I don't think you should play. I don't think you can play." 38:50.453 --> 38:52.830 The doctor told us that it was really bad, 38:52.913 --> 38:55.666 that there was a risk of irreparable damage. 38:59.462 --> 39:01.255 He told us to stop. 39:05.926 --> 39:07.636 We had a team meeting… 39:09.597 --> 39:11.640 and I decided to go to Indian Wells. 39:12.224 --> 39:14.602 I did. I said, "I'm going to Indian Wells." 39:21.525 --> 39:24.570 I hadn't set foot on a hard court in eight months. 39:25.821 --> 39:29.492 And I asked them to put anesthesia in my knee so I could play. 39:30.493 --> 39:32.328 Otherwise, I couldn't move. 39:34.747 --> 39:36.207 That's the shot! 39:36.290 --> 39:38.292 I was playing well, kept playing well. 39:41.045 --> 39:42.963 And I ended up winning the tournament. 39:43.047 --> 39:47.259 A record-breaking 22nd ATP Masters 1000! 39:47.343 --> 39:51.097 And, here, a new season opens up for me. 39:52.014 --> 39:52.932 Just like that. 39:55.559 --> 39:59.814 2013 comes along and he suddenly starts winning absolutely everything. 39:59.897 --> 40:03.109 His return to form has been fantastic. 40:03.609 --> 40:06.362 Rafael Nadal is a champion in Barcelona 40:06.445 --> 40:09.281 for an incredible eighth time. 40:10.366 --> 40:12.535 I feel awful, my knee is hurting a lot, 40:13.119 --> 40:14.829 but it's not the right time to… 40:17.248 --> 40:18.082 to stop. 40:21.460 --> 40:23.921 It's not just the pain when you play, 40:24.004 --> 40:25.506 but it's also 40:26.215 --> 40:28.384 in your daily life, like going down the stairs. 40:32.638 --> 40:34.557 I was very worried. 40:37.143 --> 40:41.230 You see someone suffering and you don't know how to help them. 40:42.440 --> 40:44.817 Of course, in the end, it makes your heart sink. 40:49.071 --> 40:51.866 I'm taking a lot of anti-inflammatories to play. 40:52.575 --> 40:54.368 Voltaren at night… 40:55.578 --> 40:59.957 and an intramuscular Voltaren injection before every match. 41:05.379 --> 41:10.134 Seventh final in the seventh event since his return 41:10.217 --> 41:11.635 for the great Spaniard. 41:17.433 --> 41:21.312 It became tough to deal with the pain he suffered every day. 41:22.813 --> 41:26.025 And to see him take so many anti-inflammatories 41:26.108 --> 41:29.945 that could be harmful to his health. 41:30.654 --> 41:31.489 Out! 41:31.572 --> 41:34.867 Nadal is the maestro in Madrid 41:34.950 --> 41:36.785 for a third time! 41:37.286 --> 41:38.996 I want to thank my whole team. 41:39.079 --> 41:40.080 Without you all, 41:40.164 --> 41:42.666 it would be impossible to be here again today. 41:43.959 --> 41:45.753 We clashed at times 41:45.836 --> 41:49.215 because I thought he was taking too many, 41:49.798 --> 41:52.218 or that at certain times it wasn't necessary. 41:59.058 --> 42:01.852 Maymó was against all of it. 42:02.978 --> 42:04.647 Every time I asked about medicine… 42:07.942 --> 42:09.944 I had to make my own decisions. 42:11.487 --> 42:12.905 There came a time when Rafa 42:12.988 --> 42:15.658 started carrying his own anti-inflammatories. 42:16.158 --> 42:18.035 He got to the point of taking them… 42:18.744 --> 42:20.454 not because he was in pain, 42:20.996 --> 42:23.374 but to prevent the pain from coming again. 42:23.457 --> 42:26.252 His seventh victory here in Rome! 42:26.335 --> 42:29.505 His numbers improve with each passing victory. 42:30.589 --> 42:32.007 I said, "Okay, whatever." 42:32.091 --> 42:35.928 "I have my medicine and I'll take it when I think I need to take it." 42:43.185 --> 42:45.980 …Rafael Nadal! 42:47.147 --> 42:48.857 Sometimes, winning 42:50.150 --> 42:53.112 gives you a perception of reality 42:54.113 --> 42:55.573 that is not real. 42:57.741 --> 42:59.451 Because your health 43:00.160 --> 43:04.123 is much more important than any success. 43:04.873 --> 43:07.960 Rafael Nadal is your champion in Canada! 43:08.961 --> 43:13.048 Rafael Nadal wins in Cincinnati! 43:14.341 --> 43:18.929 In fact, I have two small perforations in my intestines. 43:19.013 --> 43:22.933 Small perforations caused by so many anti-inflammatories. 43:24.643 --> 43:26.312 Gentlemen, just a second. 43:31.025 --> 43:33.277 Do you have cramps? 43:38.198 --> 43:39.616 The US Open final. 43:39.700 --> 43:43.537 World number 1, Novak Djokovic against number 2, Rafael Nadal. 43:43.621 --> 43:46.415 And the match that will determine 43:46.498 --> 43:49.418 the number 1 ranking for the year is this one. 43:50.669 --> 43:54.089 In my career, I've had to make decisions about my health 43:54.173 --> 43:57.760 where I was on the verge of what was right or wrong. 44:03.599 --> 44:06.602 This is where I'm telling you that it's a thin line. 44:07.603 --> 44:11.023 We are finally at match point for the championship. 44:12.191 --> 44:14.985 But I think that, if I hadn't explored, 44:15.903 --> 44:18.989 I might have ten less Grand Slams. 44:20.991 --> 44:24.578 I'm not saying one or two, I'm saying ten or twelve. 44:25.162 --> 44:26.830 That's the truth. 44:30.542 --> 44:35.339 Rafa Nadal has won the US Open for a second time! 44:39.760 --> 44:41.929 Rafa Nadal is the best in the world again. 44:42.012 --> 44:44.598 He has managed to dethrone Novak Djokovic. 44:44.682 --> 44:47.393 A position he hadn't held since 2011. 44:47.476 --> 44:50.062 Rafa Nadal, number 1 in the world. 44:57.778 --> 44:59.738 He's a competitor… 45:00.781 --> 45:02.366 An addict to competition. 45:02.866 --> 45:04.118 That's not easy. 45:07.371 --> 45:12.042 Ladies and gentlemen, your US Open champion, Rafael Nadal. 45:12.126 --> 45:14.378 That adrenaline that you have on the court, 45:14.461 --> 45:16.547 that feeling you have when you are competing 45:16.630 --> 45:20.467 in front of 20,000 people in the crowd supporting you… 45:20.968 --> 45:23.762 Rafa! Rafa! 45:23.846 --> 45:25.097 It's an addiction. 45:51.206 --> 45:52.416 I can feel it a little. 45:52.499 --> 45:55.085 I can feel the whole thing is a little more swollen. 45:55.169 --> 45:56.211 Let me see. 45:57.171 --> 45:58.213 Bend it. 45:59.465 --> 46:00.924 Over here. Move it. 46:05.679 --> 46:08.390 I think it's around here. Up and down, around this area. 46:08.474 --> 46:10.267 Okay. And it's deep, right? 46:10.768 --> 46:14.313 I have a question. There's nothing we can do about it, right? 46:14.396 --> 46:17.232 -Well, we have to do what we're doing. -Okay, perfect. 46:17.816 --> 46:19.401 That pain… I'm not worried about it. 46:26.074 --> 46:28.619 I just wondered, Rafa, how hard it is 46:28.702 --> 46:31.497 kind of managing your body in these matches, 46:31.580 --> 46:33.540 knowing that you need to think about, 46:33.624 --> 46:36.835 or making sure that you're not hurting yourself. 46:38.420 --> 46:41.215 I have some, some issues. 46:42.049 --> 46:44.718 But that's it. I just accept the situation. 46:46.678 --> 46:48.555 There arrives a moment today 46:48.639 --> 46:51.808 that I need to try to play at my 100%. 46:53.602 --> 46:56.605 I have Roland-Garros in two weeks and a half. 46:56.688 --> 46:58.857 I need to push my body to the limit. 46:58.941 --> 47:01.944 And if something happens, something happens. 47:05.531 --> 47:08.200 Second round action continues here in Rome. 47:08.700 --> 47:10.828 It is the number 7 seed, Hubert Hurkacz, 47:10.911 --> 47:12.663 up against Rafa Nadal. 47:12.746 --> 47:15.332 -Who's your favorite? -I think Nadal. 47:15.833 --> 47:17.960 Rafa and Stanislas Wawrinka 47:18.043 --> 47:19.628 make their way onto Rod Laver Arena. 47:19.711 --> 47:23.215 Gosh! You look at recent history, you look at head-to-heads, 47:23.298 --> 47:25.259 it all favors the world number 1. 47:25.342 --> 47:26.552 A packed house. 47:26.635 --> 47:30.639 Eager to see how Rafa Nadal will get on in his latest test. 47:32.391 --> 47:34.184 2014 begins. 47:34.268 --> 47:35.686 I was number 1. 47:36.228 --> 47:38.438 And I was willing to, well… 47:39.022 --> 47:41.900 go to the limit of my possibilities. 47:47.906 --> 47:49.658 Rafa in full control. 47:53.579 --> 47:54.872 Oh, what a start! 47:57.416 --> 48:00.294 He's going all out today, from what we're seeing so far. 48:08.135 --> 48:09.636 And all of a sudden… 48:10.345 --> 48:11.346 Boom. 48:12.014 --> 48:14.808 I felt pain in my back. 48:16.018 --> 48:18.020 And I felt that I couldn't. 48:18.562 --> 48:19.396 I couldn't. 48:21.231 --> 48:22.316 I just couldn't. 48:28.822 --> 48:31.283 Oof! Risky business! 48:32.743 --> 48:36.913 His foot is bothering him. Did you see that? Couldn't even move. 48:41.627 --> 48:43.462 He's looking up at Uncle Toni. 48:43.962 --> 48:46.423 It's not a look of "I've got this figured out." 48:46.506 --> 48:48.634 It's a look of genuine concern. 48:55.682 --> 48:57.559 They'll put him on the ground. 49:00.270 --> 49:03.607 If it's the back, he would have taken some painkillers. 49:04.441 --> 49:05.442 He's done. 49:07.235 --> 49:09.029 Injuries, the stress, 49:10.489 --> 49:13.492 always pushing your body and mind to the limit… 49:15.118 --> 49:19.373 Then came the moment when all that started to bring… 49:19.957 --> 49:21.416 consequences. 49:24.586 --> 49:26.380 Come, Rafael, come on! 49:26.463 --> 49:29.383 Come on, reset! Go! Let's start again, go! Come on! 49:29.966 --> 49:31.051 Believe it, man! 49:33.971 --> 49:35.597 A little clumsy from Nadal. 49:39.017 --> 49:41.645 That's a couple that Nadal's missed. 49:41.728 --> 49:44.731 This is the look of a man who might not see the finish line 49:44.815 --> 49:46.233 the way he wanted to. 49:51.405 --> 49:54.491 It is indeed victory for Hubie Hurkacz 49:54.574 --> 49:57.536 as Rafa says goodbye to Rome. 50:06.753 --> 50:09.631 Attention, players, this is a match call. 50:10.215 --> 50:13.969 Please go to the meeting point to be escorted to your court. 50:14.469 --> 50:16.513 Don't make any decisions now, okay. 50:17.764 --> 50:18.932 Whatever you want to do, 50:19.016 --> 50:21.351 there'll be time in a few days to… 50:21.893 --> 50:23.645 to do whatever it is, okay? 50:35.031 --> 50:38.785 I've been fighting against my body for many years. 50:41.580 --> 50:43.957 Always with the highest demand. 50:46.376 --> 50:50.839 And this is mentally draining. It's truly exhausting. 50:52.924 --> 50:56.428 And there comes a time when it all collapses. 51:07.105 --> 51:09.357 You guys don't know, truly, huh? 51:10.859 --> 51:13.528 Now with my… Honestly, man. 51:14.237 --> 51:16.031 I am incredibly exhausted. 51:16.615 --> 51:18.909 It's a constant, man. 51:19.576 --> 51:23.205 I'm the most punctured player in the history of our sport. 51:27.375 --> 51:29.294 I know it's hard, but we keep going. 51:30.462 --> 51:31.671 There's no option. 51:32.672 --> 51:35.217 You can also go like this. 51:37.552 --> 51:40.013 You put a little nail up here… 51:40.096 --> 51:41.348 I don't agree. 51:42.891 --> 51:43.725 And it's over. 51:44.851 --> 51:46.186 The little nail can wait. 52:06.998 --> 52:09.042 I mean, what tennis gives me… 52:10.752 --> 52:12.963 I mean, what it gives me today, 52:13.046 --> 52:16.091 it takes away much more than it gives me. 52:17.801 --> 52:19.636 -Well, right now. -You know? 52:19.719 --> 52:24.057 I mean, in terms of personal fulfillment, 52:24.141 --> 52:25.642 fun, suffering… 52:25.725 --> 52:30.355 Right now, it takes away much more than it gives me. 52:32.899 --> 52:34.776 Another life is waiting for you. e than it gives me.