21 time grand slam winner Raphael Nadal Record-breaking win over World No.2 at the Australian Open Daniel Medvedev. The Spanish actress has inspired many people from all over the world throughout her illustrious career.
Coming from an injury due to degenerative bone disease at age 35 is a commendable achievement. But that didn’t stop him from winning game after game and then getting the sensational win. Despite starting the year with a positive Covid test, the Spaniard faced multiple hurdles but overcame each and every one of them.nd Australian Open championship.
Nadal’s 21 Grand Slam titles on display at the museum
Enjoying the glory of his stunning title, Rafael Nadal broke 21 Grand Slam records for public display at the Rafa Nadal museum at his academy in his hometown of Mallorca. With his previous win over Daniil Medvedev in the final, the Spaniard not only broke the men’s record for most major titles, but also became the only player next to him. Novak Djokovic To win every Slam twice in the Open Age.
The Spaniard, who returned to Mallorca last week after the title, has been busy with press conferences and interviews at his academy ever since. The reason the 34-year-old was exhibiting his Grand Slams was because he wanted fans to visit the museum and explore each of his titles. This gesture is Nadal’s way of thanking all of his fans for their support during the toughest times of last year.
“Hello everyone, I’m here at the Academy at the Museum and you have no idea how excited I am to be able to place this trophy here. I’ll leave it here if you want to visit, save it here, okay. I send you all a big hug and your support on social media especially this time. Thank you all for it.”– said Nadal, in a statement.
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