Nadal’s match with Medvedev was nominated for the title of the best comeback in history

Posted by review2015 on April 28, 2022

Spaniard Rafael Nadal's comeback in the 2022 Australian Open final against Russia's Daniil Medvedev has been included in the list of the most significant moments in the history of tennis, according to the website of the Association of Tennis Professionals (ATP). Medvedev in the final of the tournament in Melbourne led Nadal with a score of 2-0 in sets, but eventually lost to the Spaniard in five games - 6:2, 7:6, 4:6, 4:6, 5:7. This match fell into the "Best Comeback" category. Fan voting in five categories will end on April 30. The winners will be honoured in the International Tennis Hall of Fame. Spanish tennis player Rafael Nadal has announced that he will take part in the tournament in Madrid, which starts on May 1. At the end of March, Nadal turned to the doctors because of breathing problems and pain experienced during the semi-final and final matches of the Masters series tournament in Indian Wells. During an in-depth medical examination, a crack was found in one of his ribs. According to media reports, the Spaniard was expected to miss four to six weeks. "Despite the fact that I arrived right before the training and I'm having difficulties, I really want to play. I want to play at home, because this opportunity does not come up very often. I will try to play my best. See you in Madrid," Nadal wrote on Twitter. Nadal is 35 years old. This season, he holds the all-time record for career open-court wins (954) and is the clear No. 1 in ATP history. He also scored 20 victories in a row (the Spaniard did not play another match due to the absence of an opponent) and won three titles, including the first Grand Slam tournament of the season - the Australian Open. In the final, the Spaniard defeated the Russian Daniil Medvedev.
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Spaniard Rafael Nadal’s comeback in the 2022 Australian Open final against Russia’s Daniil Medvedev has been included in the list of the most significant moments in the history of tennis, according to the website of the Association of Tennis Professionals (ATP).

 

Medvedev in the final of the tournament in Melbourne led Nadal with a score of 2-0 in sets, but eventually lost to the Spaniard in five games – 6:2, 7:6, 4:6, 4:6, 5:7. This match fell into the “Best Comeback” category.

 

Fan voting in five categories will end on April 30. The winners will be honoured in the International Tennis Hall of Fame.

 

Spanish tennis player Rafael Nadal has announced that he will take part in the tournament in Madrid, which starts on May 1.

 

At the end of March, Nadal turned to the doctors because of breathing problems and pain experienced during the semi-final and final matches of the Masters series tournament in Indian Wells. During an in-depth medical examination, a crack was found in one of his ribs. According to media reports, the Spaniard was expected to miss four to six weeks.

 

“Despite the fact that I arrived right before the training and I’m having difficulties, I really want to play. I want to play at home because this opportunity does not come up very often. I will try to play my best. See you in Madrid,” Nadal wrote on Twitter.

 

Nadal is 35 years old. This season, he holds the all-time record for career open-court wins (954) and is the clear No. 1 in ATP history. He also scored 20 victories in a row (the Spaniard did not play another match due to the absence of an opponent) and won three titles, including the first Grand Slam tournament of the season – the Australian Open. In the final, the Spaniard defeated the Russian Daniil Medvedev.