Rafael Nadal won the Australian Open after 13 years, after creating history, he said- among the most emotional matches

Last Updated: January 31, 2022, 08:30 Istaustralian Open 2022: Spain veteran Rafael Nadal (Rafael Nadal) won the Australian Open title after 2009. He defeated Danil Medvedev of Russia in the final in the final. In 1965, Roy Emerson’s … Read more, former world number-1 tennis player Rafael Nadal (Rafael Nadal) won the Mains Singles title of the Australian Open after 13 years on Sunday. He made a strong comeback after falling behind 2 sets in Melbourne and defeated Danil Medvedev of Russia, 10 years younger than himself. Nadal has now become the only player in the world to win 21 men’s singles Grand Slam titles. (AP) Spain’s 35 -year -old Rafael Nadal also recorded the record with the highest 21 Grand Slam title in men’s singles. The sixth seed Nadal defeated Russia’s second preferred Medvedev 2-6, 6-7 (5), 6-4, 6-4, 7-5 in the match which lasted 5 hours and 24 minutes after losing the first 2 sets. When Nadal was serving to win the championship on a score of 5-4 in the fifth and decisive set, Medvedev broke his service. However, he made no such mistake on his next service. This is the second most time in the Australian Open. Earlier in 2012, Novak Djokovic of Serbia defeated Nadal in five hours and 53 minutes. (AP) Rafael Nadal now has a more Grand Slam title from Roger Federer and Djokovic. Prior to the Australian Open, these three had the same record 20 Grand Slam titles. During the final of the Australian Open, the game stopped by giving something in the second set which lasted 84 minutes when a protesting came down on the court. Nadal has become only the fourth male player in tennis history to win the four Grand Slam titles at least twice. He had earlier won the Australian Open in 2009. (AP) Rafael Nadal told the audience in the road level Arena at half past one in the night, ‘Good Evening. No no .. Good morning. During this match, the giants of Australia were present in the road level stand and were saving these memories on their smartphones. Nadal won his first Australian Open title in 2009 but lost four finals in Melbourne Park. On Sunday, the Spanish player defeated US Open Champion Medvedev in a 5 set match. Nadal won the 21st win in 29 Major finals. Federer and Djokovic have won the same 20 titles in the Grand Slam final 31 times. (AP) This victory of Rafael Nadal is also fantastic because he reached Australia after playing just 2 matches in the second half of 2021. This Spain player could not play most of the time in the second half of 2021 due to an old foot injury. Their injury can be treated but it will not be completely cured. He was also infected with Kovid-19. Rafael Nadal said, ‘One of the most emotional matches of my tennis career. It was a great match for me. To be honest, I did not even know a month and a half ago whether I would be able to play again on the tour or not. There is no doubt that he was probably from the most emotional months of my tennis career. The support I got in the last three weeks will remain in my heart for the rest of my life. (AP) Danil Medvedev of Russia was challenging to become the first male player in the open era to win the title at the next Grand Slam after winning the first Grand Slam title. Medvedev has now become only the second player after Andy Murray who lost his first Grand Slam title in the next Grand Slam after winning the title. This is just the fourth time when Nadal has won the Best of Five set match after falling back from two sets. He last did this feat against Mikhail Euzni in the fourth round of Wimbledon in 2007. (AP) Rafael Nadal is the first player to win the Australian Open final after losing the first 2 sets after Roy Emerson in 1965. His name is a record 13 French Open title and he is also called ‘King of Lal Gravel’. He has also won Wimbledon 2 times and 4 times the US Open title. (A) First Published: January 31, 2022, 08:30 Isthomesports Nadal won after 13 years Australian Open, said on creating history- the most emotional match

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