Spanish tennis player Rafael Nadal is currently on several exhibitions with Casper Ruud in South America.
Ruud defeated Nadal in the last match, with a score of 6:4, and 6:4, and Rafa then reflected on the “battle” for the best tennis player ever.
Journalists asked him if he considers himself the best?
“Honestly, I don’t know if I am the best in history or not. This is something that requires to be thought about in more detail. In my opinion, being the best in history is a thing that comes second, behind leaving a legacy,” Nadal began.
He points out that the race is not over yet.
“All three of us, Federer, Djokovic and I, managed to make our dreams come true. In terms of sporting legacy, it is what it is, we’ll see how it will be when I finish my career.”
He pointed out several important things in the “white sport”.
“Values like education, respect and love that we give and receive, that’s much more important for professional success, that’s what lasts. I would like all those who have been with me in this sport in these 20 years to preserve a good memory of me,” concluded Rafa Nadal.
