اخبار، نتایج و حواشی پیرامون ماتادور رافائل نادال

[saRAfa]

Rafa in Facebook

Thanks to my friends of United Postcode Lotteries for inviting me to the exhibition " Wild Wonders of Europe" at the Re tiro park in Madrid. I completely recommend it to you!

[Ahoura]

رافایل نادال اعلام کرد که قصد دارد در تورنمنت والنسیا 2012 شرکت کند. یکی از مهم ترین دلایل حضور رافا در والنسیا 2012 ادای احترام به خوان کارلوس فررو است. فررو پس از تورنمنت والنسیا از دنیای تنیس کناره گیری میکند.

[M∂hdi]

رافائل نادال برای افتتاح یک سالن جدید، روز شنبه (13 اکتبر) در ماناکور خواهد بود.

و مصاحبه روز یکشنبه (14 اکتبر) با CNN درباره بازگشت به کورت.


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Rafael Nadal will be a guest on CNN show this Sunday, October 14, to discuss his return to the tennis court. @RafaelNadalFC

[PowerVu]

دیدار نادال و ابراهیموویچ در حضور ناصر، مالک پاری سن ژرمن





رافا نادال دیشب در جایگاه ویژه ورزشگاه پارک دوپرنس شاهد برد پاری سن ژرمن مقابل ریم بود

رافائل نادال، تنیسور صاحب نام اسپانیایی و چهارمین تنیسور برتر رنکینگ دنیا، دیشب در پاریس بود و بازی پاری سن ژرمن مقابل ریم را که با برد 0-1 پاری سن ژرمن به اتمام رسید، از نزدیک تماشا کرد.

نادال به دعوت ناصر الخلائیفی، رئیس باشگاه پاری سن ژرمن به پاریس سفر کرده بود و در جریان این سفر با هواداران این تیم و برخی از ستاره های این باشگاه دیدار کرد.

در دیدار نادال با Zlatan Ibramovic، هدایایی هم میان آنها رد و بدل شد. زلاتان پیراهنش را به نادال هدیه داد و تنیسور اسپانیایی هم یک راکت تنیس به ستاره سوئدی کادو داد.

Rafael Nadal با انتشار عکسی از این دیدار در صفحه فیس بوکش نوشت:« در کنار ناصر، بازی پاری سن ژرمن در شهر پاریس را تماشا کردم.آشنایی با ایبراهیموویچ افتخار بزرگی بود. مراقب باشید که امسال پاری سن ژرمن اعلام جنگ می کند.»

الخلائیفی، مالک متمول پاری سن ژرمن، یک تنیس‌باز حرفه‌ای بوده و در حال حاضر یکی از طرفداران رافائل نادال است.

[M∂hdi]

بنابر گزارش رسانه‌های اسپانیایی، تونی نادال می گوید: رافا نادال، در 28 دسامبر به مسابقات تنیس باز می گردد


Spanish media reporting Toni Nadal says Nadal will return in Abu Dhabi exo on Dec 28

بر همین اساس او در تورنمنت نمایشی ابوظبی امارات شرکت خواهد کرد.


نادال و جشن هالووین (جمعه 2 نوامبر 2012):

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خبرهای مرتبط:

رافائل نادال و برنامه‌ریزی برای بازگشت به مسابقات تنیس در اواخر ماه دسامبر

[M∂hdi]

نوشته اصلی توسط Hatam

مهدی جان منبع معتبرتر هم این گزارشو داده؟
واقعا بدون رافا تنیس حال نمیده، حالا شانس ما رافا که برمیگرده راجر خدافظی میکنه واقعا قدر اون روزا رو ندونستیم فک نکنم تنیس دیگه از این سطحی که این دوتا ساختن بالاتر بره

بله حاتم جان، منبع این خبر، کریستوفر کلیری کارشناس بین المللی هرالد تریبون و نیویورک تایمز بود (که منبع او هم خبرنگار اسپانیایی بود) که یکشنبه 4 نوامبر در اینجا هم توسط مت کرونین نویسنده Tennis.com منتشر شده.

البته در خبر Tennis.com از احتمال بازی او در ابوظبی گفته شده، تا اون موقع (28 دسامبر)، 52 روز باقی مونده.

Toni Nadal: Rafa to return in late December

The Spanish media is reporting that Toni Nadal, the coach and uncle of world No. 3 Rafael Nadal, says his nephew will return to play on December 28, presumably at the Abu Dhabi exhibition. There was hope that Rafa might try and return to play the Davis Cup final against the Czech Republic, which begins in 12 days, but as of last week, the 11-time Grand Slam champion had not yet begun to practice.

[Ahoura]

*** رافـا بعد از 145 روز به کورت تنیس برگشته و تمرینات رو دوباره شروع کرده ***

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After 145 days Rafa #Nadal is back on the practice courts

[M∂hdi]

His last competitive action came on 28th June
Nadal prepares to hold court again

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11/20/2012

Rafa Nadal finally has something to smile about. The Mallorca-born world no.4 has been sidelined since falling in the Wimbledon second round, but returned to the court, racket in hand, on Tuesday. This is a big step on his path to recovery from the knee injury that forced him to miss practically the entire second half of the season.

On 28th June 2012, shockwaves were sent through the tennis world when Rafa Nadal was sent packing from Wimbledon by Lukas Rosol. A few days later, it was revealed that the Mallorcan ace had been playing through the pain barrier owing to a long-standing tendinitis problem in his knees, and the multi-Grand Slam champion made the decision to take a break from competitive action, refusing to set a comeback date.

As a result, Nadal missed the Olympic Games, where he was supposed to carry the Spanish flag, as well as the US Open, the ATP World Tour Finals and Davis Cup semi-final and final.

Now, just 48 hours after his Spain teammates lost out in the final of the latter competition at Prague's O2 arena, a racket-wielding Rafa made his court comeback as he put his knee through the paces.

Overseen, as ever, by his uncle and mentor, Toni Nadal, and also accompanied by his friend and hitting partner Tomeu Salvà, Rafa's return came on an indoor court in Manacor. It was a gentle session, during which he tested how his knees responded to his movement, before concluding – as is his wont – with some serving practice.

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[Behr@d]

رافائل نادال خود را برای بازگشت آماده می کند

On an indoor hardcourt in Manacor, Majorca Tuesday, several cameramen set up tripods as they waited for one of the more elusive sights in sport in recent months: Rafael Nadal hitting a tennis ball.

With his coach and uncle Toni Nadal watching from only a few feet away and feeding balls, Nadal whipped his ground strokes and serve like the Nadal of old, bouncing off the court on each shot. Nadal wore a white hat and a white T-shirt bearing the stylized bullhorns that Nike has made his personal logo; the light blue hardcourt evoked the Rebound Ace of the Australian Open, which is the next Grand Slam event on the tennis calendar.

Although pictures of him working out in a gym have been posted to his Facebook page in recent weeks, Nadal, 26, had not been seen on a tennis court since June 28. That was the day he was inconceivably and unceremoniously dumped out of Wimbledon in the second round by 100th-ranked Lukas Rosol, who upset the 11-time Grand Slam champion in five sets with a laughably fearless display of power.

Nadal then canceled a scheduled exhibition against Novak Djokovic at Madrid’s Bernabeu Stadium, then withdrew from the London Olympics, Montreal, Cincinnati, and eventually the United States Open, consistently citing himself as “not in condition” to play, and acknowledging his chronic knee issues as the cause.

Nadal would additionally miss Masters 1000 events in Shanghai and Paris, the World Tour Finals in London, as well as the Spanish team’s appearances in the Davis Cup semifinal and final.

Although Nadal’s YouTube account presented Tuesday’s open practice as “today my first tennis practice after all these weeks,” Spanish tennis writer David J. Nadal (no relation) reported that Nadal had prudently tested out his form away from the public eye days before performing for the cameras.

Whether it was his first on-court session or not, the showcase spectacle serves as evidence that Nadal is on track for what has become a jam-packed early 2013 season.

Nadal begins his 2013 campaign before the year even begins, playing an exhibition in Abu Dhabi on Dec. 28. Nadal’s first match will be against either United States Open champion Andy Murray or Janko Tipsarevic, guaranteeing Nadal a Top-10 foe as his welcome back to competition.

From there Nadal heads to Qatar for his first official tournament, a 250-level event in Doha. Then comes the Australian Open in Melbourne, at which he will be defending points from a run to the finals in 2012.

Nadal will then make a rare appearance in Latin America in February, playing the clay court tournament in Acapulco, Mexico. He follows that with an exhibition in March at Madison Square Garden against Juan Martin del Potro, and then the back-to-back Masters 1000 tournaments in Indian Wells and Miami.

Though his dance card is already incredibly full for a player coming back from injury, the prospect of landing Nadal in his comeback has set off a sort of silly season of speculation, with seemingly every tournament on the A.T.P. circuit engaged in a rendition of “Desperately Seeking Rafa.”

Although Nadal does not historically play the week before Grand Slams, two of his most eager bidders occupy the week in January between Doha and the Australian Open which Nadal has left open.

“He is absolutely on our radar,” said Karl Budge, tournament director of the Heineken Open in Auckland, which is held the week before the Australian Open. “I would dearly like to see him in Auckland and it’s a case of ‘watch this space’ at the moment.”

Officials at the Kooyong exhibition in Melbourne, also held the week before the Australian Open, also teased the possibility of Nadal gracing their event with his presence.

“We’re in touch with the top four, and it might surprise you to know that Nadal is a possibility for us,” said promoter Colin Stubs. “It just depends on when he actually gets back on to the circuit, and that would be something special for us, because he’s never played here.”

With perhaps more eagerness to see him than ever, wherever Nadal winds up in 2013, he has not seen the last of the camera crews

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[Parham Rafa]

فکر می کنم این راکت جدید رافا در سال 2013 میباشد