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Quote from: n0ne on February 03, 2023, 09:58:32 PM

Quote from: Theones on February 03, 2023, 06:30:47 PM

Quote from: Rabi3 on January 30, 2023, 06:43:10 PM

I'm not going to give up on Nadal yet, we all know he's getting kind of old and injuries affect tennis players a lot since it's a one player game, but he's not the type of player to give up easily, he had his downs throughout his career and bounced back, I'm expecting him to win a couple of big tournaments before he retires, if his body doesn't bring him down, the mentality to win will always be there with El Matador.

me too - for me Nadal has always been a legend to me.
YOu are right he would not give up that easily - but that too is true -sometime the injuries are fatal and they kick off the players off their career.

Nadal comes back to form, but we can't expect him to perform same as his past days. He's a never give up attitude person, but his injuries keeps on hurting and at times when he's on the progression once again something hurts. He's a good player, but the emerging young ones are giving hard fight. Somehow Spanish players are getting to be on the top players like Carlos Alcaraz, Pablo Carreno Busta and Roberto Bautista Agut are in great form.

We can say that Spanish tennis will be good once Nadal retired as they have found a gem in Carlos Alcaraz. Nevertheless, I think Nadal can still compete and maybe win some tournaments and his favorite Grand Slam for this year.

He just need to focus and let his body heal and be selective of tournaments that he will enter. It might be good for him to have a tune up match prior to the French Open, to loosen up and gauge his body to the grueling Grand Slam that he is the best as no one can touch the number of wins he got in that surface.

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Quote from: Theones on February 03, 2023, 06:30:47 PM

Quote from: Rabi3 on January 30, 2023, 06:43:10 PM

I'm not going to give up on Nadal yet, we all know he's getting kind of old and injuries affect tennis players a lot since it's a one player game, but he's not the type of player to give up easily, he had his downs throughout his career and bounced back, I'm expecting him to win a couple of big tournaments before he retires, if his body doesn't bring him down, the mentality to win will always be there with El Matador.

me too - for me Nadal has always been a legend to me.
YOu are right he would not give up that easily - but that too is true -sometime the injuries are fatal and they kick off the players off their career.

Thankfully the injury this time wasn't too fatal, Nadal will soon recover and join in enlivening the next competition
But I'm wondering, Nadal has made many achievements in Tennis, he was injury prone in recent years, maybe the age reason, isn't Nadal planning to take a break from Tennis?
The age of this player from Spain has entered 37 years

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Quote from: Theones on February 03, 2023, 06:30:47 PM

Quote from: Rabi3 on January 30, 2023, 06:43:10 PM

I'm not going to give up on Nadal yet, we all know he's getting kind of old and injuries affect tennis players a lot since it's a one player game, but he's not the type of player to give up easily, he had his downs throughout his career and bounced back, I'm expecting him to win a couple of big tournaments before he retires, if his body doesn't bring him down, the mentality to win will always be there with El Matador.

me too - for me Nadal has always been a legend to me.
YOu are right he would not give up that easily - but that too is true -sometime the injuries are fatal and they kick off the players off their career.

Nadal comes back to form, but we can't expect him to perform same as his past days. He's a never give up attitude person, but his injuries keeps on hurting and at times when he's on the progression once again something hurts. He's a good player, but the emerging young ones are giving hard fight. Somehow Spanish players are getting to be on the top players like Carlos Alcaraz, Pablo Carreno Busta and Roberto Bautista Agut are in great form.

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Quote from: Rabi3 on January 30, 2023, 06:43:10 PM

I'm not going to give up on Nadal yet, we all know he's getting kind of old and injuries affect tennis players a lot since it's a one player game, but he's not the type of player to give up easily, he had his downs throughout his career and bounced back, I'm expecting him to win a couple of big tournaments before he retires, if his body doesn't bring him down, the mentality to win will always be there with El Matador.

me too - for me Nadal has always been a legend to me.
YOu are right he would not give up that easily - but that too is true -sometime the injuries are fatal and they kick off the players off their career.

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Quote from: Swordsoffreedom on February 03, 2023, 12:35:15 PM

I see a lot of people saying that Novak Djokovic did win the Australian Open. But Alcaraz was not there, so he found it easy.

First of all, I am going to say that no one found the Australian Open easy. In my opinion, Novak Djokovic still had to perform at his best to win. And because he performed at his best was the reason why it felt like he did not face too many problems. Now if he can do better than this or not is another story.

So, I do agree that Djokovic is going to have a little problem while facing Alcaraz. But I think we should also give him the credit that he deserves for winning the Australian Open.

There is no doubt right now Novak Djokovic is physically and mentally the best player in Tennis, and he can do better in near future and with the absence of Alcaraz things were never been difficult for him because as he gives his best I have feeling Alcaraz is also not near his game and needs good time for giving him challenge mostly new generation players are not having consistency which is problem and surely Novak Djokovic can take good advantage of this all.

As we have too many players for the future but mostly are not giving results which were expected things are looking not impressive, and maybe we will have these few legendary players last as those are dominating and have too many records in this game few months back there were few rumours about Medvedev and Tsitsipass but now these both are declined in performance and quality.

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Quote from: lixer on February 03, 2023, 12:21:25 AM

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Djokovic has the Australian Open with a great display of power. But Alcaraz was not there, the number 1 in the world. He would have had a really hard time with that. And against Nadal in good form too. But Alcaraz had to miss this tournament due to an injury and Nadal was actually unable to continue in the 2nd round. If both had been fit, it would have been a lot more difficult for Djokovic. Perhaps most memorable was Murray's performance, who at times returned to his old level of 10 years ago when he was among the best tennis players in the world at the time. Yet with Murray I always felt that he was in the shadow of players like Djokovic, Federer and Nadal.

After watching his quality and performance into Australian Open now I have feeling he is still much better and younger than new generation players and have enough years to rule this tennis court with this game, and we will have too many records against his name in coming years even we lost few top rank players but still he was playing like champions and now all eyes on French Open where things could be completely different, and we will have challenging matches for him but unfit Nadal is surely going to be hurt if he is not going to play in French Open with Alcaraz is also looking impressive, but injury is surely issue for many players hopefully he will be able to join here and give his best on clay court which is clearly ruled by Nadal for many years.

I see a lot of people saying that Novak Djokovic did win the Australian Open. But Alcaraz was not there, so he found it easy.

First of all, I am going to say that no one found the Australian Open easy. In my opinion, Novak Djokovic still had to perform at his best to win. And because he performed at his best was the reason why it felt like he did not face too many problems. Now if he can do better than this or not is another story.

So, I do agree that Djokovic is going to have a little problem while facing Alcaraz. But I think we should also give him the credit that he deserves for winning the Australian Open.

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Quote from: BALIK on February 02, 2023, 11:00:08 AM

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Quote from: aoluain on February 01, 2023, 01:57:39 PM

He would probably like to have everything. And all at the same time. But winning a real Grand Slam is probably the biggest thing of all. Especially because the last Grand Slam was quite a long time ago: 1969.
Although a Golden Slam is even better. But only Steffi Graf has achieved that so far in 1988. But next year would be another opportunity for that.

Novak Djokovic has performed really well in this recent Australian Open. So, I think we can expect a good performance from him. In this Australian Open actually, no one even came close to him in terms of competition. So, I believe that he's going to perform really well in this tournament as well. But he will have some competition, better competition at least. And the best competition for him is going to be Alcaraz. There will be a lot more skillful gameplay on display.

Yea its probably going to come down to Alcaraz to lead the challenge depending on
his injury and if he can make a full recovery.

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All the entry regulations in reference to the Corona Vaccination are lifted in the USA at 11 May. This will allow Djokovic to play at the US Open and chase another Grand Slam title. However, it is not certain whether he will remain number 1 in the world rankings. In any case he will not be allowed to play at the tournaments in Indian Wells and Miami. So his pursuers have two possibilities to get closer to him or even to regain spot number 1.

This is amazing news for Novak Djokovic and now he has a chance again to attack all 4 grand slams to win them in a year. With the level he is playing he might win them all. Only the French open might be a big problem for him due to him playing on clay where he isnt the best.

Amazing indeed, this year is working out in Djokovic' favour, being able to attend
the AO and winning it in such impressive style and restrictions to be lifted for the
US tournaments. He will be stoked by this and will keep the X factor going for him.

He will indeed want it all!

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Quote from: BitcoinAccepted on February 02, 2023, 03:28:08 PM

Djokovic has the Australian Open with a great display of power. But Alcaraz was not there, the number 1 in the world. He would have had a really hard time with that. And against Nadal in good form too. But Alcaraz had to miss this tournament due to an injury and Nadal was actually unable to continue in the 2nd round. If both had been fit, it would have been a lot more difficult for Djokovic. Perhaps most memorable was Murray's performance, who at times returned to his old level of 10 years ago when he was among the best tennis players in the world at the time. Yet with Murray I always felt that he was in the shadow of players like Djokovic, Federer and Nadal.

After watching his quality and performance into Australian Open now I have feeling he is still much better and younger than new generation players and have enough years to rule this tennis court with this game, and we will have too many records against his name in coming years even we lost few top rank players but still he was playing like champions and now all eyes on French Open where things could be completely different, and we will have challenging matches for him but unfit Nadal is surely going to be hurt if he is not going to play in French Open with Alcaraz is also looking impressive, but injury is surely issue for many players hopefully he will be able to join here and give his best on clay court which is clearly ruled by Nadal for many years.

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Quote from: TheGreatPython on February 01, 2023, 01:25:52 PM

Quote from: BALIK on February 01, 2023, 05:59:11 AM

I know a lot of people are quite hopeful about Rafael Nadal. But I do not think that is going to be a good idea because he is not in his prime anymore. It is going to be very hard for him to actually achieve something from this tournament.

Another big problem is, he is facing quite a lot of injuries in recent times. I honestly do not think that he will be able to compete against the likes of Novak Djokovic and Alcaraz in this tournament.

With the latest injury things are looking not good for this legendary player and if he wants to stay in touch with more tennis he needs to complete rehabilitation and then join tennis again if his body allows him for this because now he is 36 and after few months he could be 37 mean things are getting worst for him with these injuries, and he needs to be more complete.

But, if he rush for this French Open then surely things could be no ok, and he can lose his career like we have Roger Federer even he was in his forties, but he needs to be perfect for having more titles and Grand Slams but now on Clay he has big challenge from his countryman Alcaraz as well because he is also doing good job and with the fightback of Djokovic we will have good interesting matches in coming days.

One man's loss is another man's gain. This is just the case with Djokovic having become number 1, following Tsitsipas loss.
It was just one good news that kept blasting over my radio today. Djokovic sure has a lot to contend with right now, because a lot of eyes are on him to keep the new spot and prove he deserves it. 12grand slams ain't a joke. I don't see his energy dwindling in coming tournaments because he knows how far he has come and any mistake he makes too soon will be detrimental in the long run. He is one of the G.O.A.Ts with Nadal, Roger and himself inclusive.

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Quote from: Joca97 on February 02, 2023, 11:41:11 AM

Quote from: bct_ail on February 01, 2023, 06:47:36 AM

All the entry regulations in reference to the Corona Vaccination are lifted in the USA at 11 May. This will allow Djokovic to play at the US Open and chase another Grand Slam title. However, it is not certain whether he will remain number 1 in the world rankings. In any case he will not be allowed to play at the tournaments in Indian Wells and Miami. So his pursuers have two possibilities to get closer to him or even to regain spot number 1.

This is amazing news for Novak Djokovic and now he has a chance again to attack all 4 grand slams to win them in a year. With the level he is playing he might win them all. Only the French open might be a big problem for him due to him playing on clay where he isnt the best.

Djokovic has the Australian Open with a great display of power. But Alcaraz was not there, the number 1 in the world. He would have had a really hard time with that. And against Nadal in good form too. But Alcaraz had to miss this tournament due to an injury and Nadal was actually unable to continue in the 2nd round. If both had been fit, it would have been a lot more difficult for Djokovic. Perhaps most memorable was Murray's performance, who at times returned to his old level of 10 years ago when he was among the best tennis players in the world at the time. Yet with Murray I always felt that he was in the shadow of players like Djokovic, Federer and Nadal.

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Quote from: bct_ail on February 01, 2023, 06:47:36 AM

All the entry regulations in reference to the Corona Vaccination are lifted in the USA at 11 May. This will allow Djokovic to play at the US Open and chase another Grand Slam title. However, it is not certain whether he will remain number 1 in the world rankings. In any case he will not be allowed to play at the tournaments in Indian Wells and Miami. So his pursuers have two possibilities to get closer to him or even to regain spot number 1.

This is amazing news for Novak Djokovic and now he has a chance again to attack all 4 grand slams to win them in a year. With the level he is playing he might win them all. Only the French open might be a big problem for him due to him playing on clay where he isnt the best.

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Quote from: TheGreatPython on February 01, 2023, 01:25:52 PM

With the latest injury things are looking not good for this legendary player and if he wants to stay in touch with more tennis he needs to complete rehabilitation and then join tennis again if his body allows him for this because now he is 36 and after few months he could be 37 mean things are getting worst for him with these injuries, and he needs to be more complete.

But, if he rush for this French Open then surely things could be no ok, and he can lose his career like we have Roger Federer even he was in his forties, but he needs to be perfect for having more titles and Grand Slams but now on Clay he has big challenge from his countryman Alcaraz as well because he is also doing good job and with the fightback of Djokovic we will have good interesting matches in coming days.

You are right. Of course, it is going to be better for him if he takes enough time to get healthy first and then play in tournaments. Because he is going to be able to give his 100% only if he is healthy. Otherwise, he will feel like he is not giving his 100%. And that starting is not going to go away, and he will play again probably carrying another injury.

So, of course, it is going to be best if he decides to get healthy first. Because even if he is 100% healthy it is going to be hard for him already to compete against the likes of Novak Djokovic and Alcaraz, let alone not being healthy.

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Thats a possibility, I wonder what the order of priority is for Djokovic, Targets like
No.1 ranking, numbers of Grand Slam wins and overall tournament wins are there
for sure but I figure the 4 Grand Slams are the top priority.
They have the biggest prestige, biggest prize money, he is tied with one if his biggest rivals
and wants to pull clear of him and also GS titles are a measure of greatness, not just now
but in the future, its like building a legacy!

He would probably like to have everything. And all at the same time. But winning a real Grand Slam is probably the biggest thing of all. Especially because the last Grand Slam was quite a long time ago: 1969.
Although a Golden Slam is even better. But only Steffi Graf has achieved that so far in 1988. But next year would be another opportunity for that.

Novak Djokovic has performed really well in this recent Australian Open. So, I think we can expect a good performance from him. In this Australian Open actually, no one even came close to him in terms of competition. So, I believe that he's going to perform really well in this tournament as well. But he will have some competition, better competition at least. And the best competition for him is going to be Alcaraz. There will be a lot more skillful gameplay on display.

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Quote from: aoluain on February 01, 2023, 01:57:39 PM

Quote from: bct_ail on February 01, 2023, 06:47:36 AM

All the entry regulations in reference to the Corona Vaccination are lifted in the USA at 11 May. This will allow Djokovic to play at the US Open and chase another Grand Slam title. However, it is not certain whether he will remain number 1 in the world rankings. In any case he will not be allowed to play at the tournaments in Indian Wells and Miami. So his pursuers have two possibilities to get closer to him or even to regain spot number 1.

Thats a possibility, I wonder what the order of priority is for Djokovic, Targets like
No.1 ranking, numbers of Grand Slam wins and overall tournament wins are there
for sure but I figure the 4 Grand Slams are the top priority.

They have the biggest prestige, biggest prize money, he is tied with one if his biggest rivals
and wants to pull clear of him and also GS titles are a measure of greatness, not just now
but in the future, its like building a legacy!

He would probably like to have everything. And all at the same time. But winning a real Grand Slam is probably the biggest thing of all. Especially because the last Grand Slam was quite a long time ago: 1969.

Although a Golden Slam is even better. But only Steffi Graf has achieved that so far in 1988. But next year would be another opportunity for that.

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Quote from: btc_angela on January 31, 2023, 04:20:03 AM

Not sure if Alcaraz is also ready by that time, but I think he will be the biggest threat for Nadal this year in French Open.

Tsitsipas will actually be Nadal's strong competitor at the French Open. He failed when defeated by Djokovic and also Casper Ruud has the opportunity to trouble Nadal to win the next GS, this is just my thought, the most important thing at the French Open is never to let Nadal reach the final because of that like a certainty for this king of clay to win.

Quote from: zuzie on January 31, 2023, 07:59:30 AM

Regarding Nadal's injury
I quote statements from his social media that Nadal's injury is not too serious

It was a level 2 injury to the psoas iliacus muscle in the left leg. Nadal also said he would rest for a while for his recovery which is estimated to take 6 to 8 weeks.
That means Nadal will recover before the 2023 French Open next May.

This is good news for his fans and an opportunity for him to win the 23rd GS.

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Quote from: bct_ail on February 01, 2023, 06:47:36 AM

All the entry regulations in reference to the Corona Vaccination are lifted in the USA at 11 May. This will allow Djokovic to play at the US Open and chase another Grand Slam title. However, it is not certain whether he will remain number 1 in the world rankings. In any case he will not be allowed to play at the tournaments in Indian Wells and Miami. So his pursuers have two possibilities to get closer to him or even to regain spot number 1.

Thats a possibility, I wonder what the order of priority is for Djokovic, Targets like
No.1 ranking, numbers of Grand Slam wins and overall tournament wins are there
for sure but I figure the 4 Grand Slams are the top priority.

They have the biggest prestige, biggest prize money, he is tied with one if his biggest rivals
and wants to pull clear of him and also GS titles are a measure of greatness, not just now
but in the future, its like building a legacy!

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Quote from: BALIK on February 01, 2023, 05:59:11 AM

I know a lot of people are quite hopeful about Rafael Nadal. But I do not think that is going to be a good idea because he is not in his prime anymore. It is going to be very hard for him to actually achieve something from this tournament.

Another big problem is, he is facing quite a lot of injuries in recent times. I honestly do not think that he will be able to compete against the likes of Novak Djokovic and Alcaraz in this tournament.

With the latest injury things are looking not good for this legendary player and if he wants to stay in touch with more tennis he needs to complete rehabilitation and then join tennis again if his body allows him for this because now he is 36 and after few months he could be 37 mean things are getting worst for him with these injuries, and he needs to be more complete.

But, if he rush for this French Open then surely things could be no ok, and he can lose his career like we have Roger Federer even he was in his forties, but he needs to be perfect for having more titles and Grand Slams but now on Clay he has big challenge from his countryman Alcaraz as well because he is also doing good job and with the fightback of Djokovic we will have good interesting matches in coming days.

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All the entry regulations in reference to the Corona Vaccination are lifted in the USA at 11 May. This will allow Djokovic to play at the US Open and chase another Grand Slam title. However, it is not certain whether he will remain number 1 in the world rankings. In any case he will not be allowed to play at the tournaments in Indian Wells and Miami. So his pursuers have two possibilities to get closer to him or even to regain spot number 1.

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Quote from: aoluain on January 31, 2023, 08:19:18 AM

Quote from: zuzie on January 31, 2023, 07:59:30 AM

Quote from: Strongkored on January 31, 2023, 12:53:53 AM

The major tournament that Nadal is still likely to win is the French Open, the only type surface that allows him to win lots of GS titles. This year's French Open will be held in May-June so Nadal has time to be able to recover from his injury even though the time that is still quite long is not a guarantee he will recover because it will really depend on the injury he experienced during the last Australian Open if it's too bad he might miss this tournament

Regarding Nadal's injury
I quote statements from his social media that Nadal's injury is not too serious
It was a level 2 injury to the psoas iliacus muscle in the left leg. Nadal also said he would rest for a while for his recovery which is estimated to take 6 to 8 weeks.
That means Nadal will recover before the 2023 French Open next May.

OK, clearly the French Open is his main target, this is his tournament having won it
ONLY 14 times previously.
This will be massive, both Nadal and Djokovic now have 22 GS titles, if Djokovic wins
it I cant see Nadal catching up. There is a bigger chance Djokovic could take Wimbledon
too to put a wider gap between them.

I know a lot of people are quite hopeful about Rafael Nadal. But I do not think that is going to be a good idea because he is not in his prime anymore. It is going to be very hard for him to actually achieve something from this tournament.

Another big problem is, he is facing quite a lot of injuries in recent times. I honestly do not think that he will be able to compete against the likes of Novak Djokovic and Alcaraz in this tournament.

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Quote from: zuzie on January 31, 2023, 07:59:30 AM

Quote from: Strongkored on January 31, 2023, 12:53:53 AM

Quote from: Rabi3 on January 30, 2023, 06:43:10 PM

I'm not going to give up on Nadal yet, we all know he's getting kind of old and injuries affect tennis players a lot since it's a one player game, but he's not the type of player to give up easily, he had his downs throughout his career and bounced back, I'm expecting him to win a couple of big tournaments before he retires, if his body doesn't bring him down, the mentality to win will always be there with El Matador.

The major tournament that Nadal is still likely to win is the French Open, the only type surface that allows him to win lots of GS titles. This year's French Open will be held in May-June so Nadal has time to be able to recover from his injury even though the time that is still quite long is not a guarantee he will recover because it will really depend on the injury he experienced during the last Australian Open if it's too bad he might miss this tournament

Regarding Nadal's injury
I quote statements from his social media that Nadal's injury is not too serious

It was a level 2 injury to the psoas iliacus muscle in the left leg. Nadal also said he would rest for a while for his recovery which is estimated to take 6 to 8 weeks.
That means Nadal will recover before the 2023 French Open next May.

OK, clearly the French Open is his main target, this is his tournament having won it
ONLY 14 times previously.

This will be massive, both Nadal and Djokovic now have 22 GS titles, if Djokovic wins
it I cant see Nadal catching up. There is a bigger chance Djokovic could take Wimbledon
too to put a wider gap between them.

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Quote from: Strongkored on January 31, 2023, 12:53:53 AM

Quote from: Rabi3 on January 30, 2023, 06:43:10 PM

I'm not going to give up on Nadal yet, we all know he's getting kind of old and injuries affect tennis players a lot since it's a one player game, but he's not the type of player to give up easily, he had his downs throughout his career and bounced back, I'm expecting him to win a couple of big tournaments before he retires, if his body doesn't bring him down, the mentality to win will always be there with El Matador.

The major tournament that Nadal is still likely to win is the French Open, the only type surface that allows him to win lots of GS titles. This year's French Open will be held in May-June so Nadal has time to be able to recover from his injury even though the time that is still quite long is not a guarantee he will recover because it will really depend on the injury he experienced during the last Australian Open if it's too bad he might miss this tournament

Regarding Nadal's injury
I quote statements from his social media that Nadal's injury is not too serious

It was a level 2 injury to the psoas iliacus muscle in the left leg. Nadal also said he would rest for a while for his recovery which is estimated to take 6 to 8 weeks.
That means Nadal will recover before the 2023 French Open next May.

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