Nadal finished his career. The reaction of the tennis world to the departure of the legend

On November 19, the legendary tennis player Rafael Nadal ended his professional career after the defeat of the Spanish national team in the confrontation with the Netherlands in the Davis Cup.

The reaction of the tennis world to Nadal’s departure:

“The last dance was epic. And, of course, emotional. I will cherish our rivalry forever. Tennis will miss you. See you soon,” wrote Novak Djokovic.

“We will always love you. We will always miss you. After all, this is not retirement, right? You move on,” Sirena Williams said in the video.

“I can’t…”, Iga Svientek reacted.

“There will be many more Davis Cups, and Rafa – only one. Thanks to you, I became a professional tennis player. I’m lucky to have lived your career as a kid who idolized you and then as another teammate! The best tennis ambassador who leaves a lasting legacy,” replied Carlos Alcaraz.

“Dear Rafa, it was an honor for us to watch your progress on our soil, your mark will forever remain on this difficult surface. We are proud to call you our greatest champion, not only for your 14 titles, but also for your personality. Your legacy will live on forever both on and off the court.

Victory goes to the most persistent. The legend belongs to the King of Soil. Thank you for the countless memories we have shared together. We wish you all the best in the future. Roland Garros has always been and will be your home. See you soon, my friend,” the press service of Roland Garros responded.

“Hello, my friend! Rafa, congratulations on your incredible career. Rafa, I wanted to send you my love and a huge congratulations on an amazing career. Thank you for so many incredible moments and memories as a tennis fan and for all you have done to inspire youth around the world.

So Rafa, the best thing about retirement is that now we can go and watch our beloved Real Madrid play together. Halla Madrid! I wish you the best of luck and a happy retirement for you and your family. Kisses,” said David Beckham.

“I’m not ready… Thank you for everything, Rafa,” wrote Marta Kostyuk.

Earlier it was reported that the legendary Roger Federer wrote a letter of appeal to Nadal in connection with the end of the Spaniard’s career.