“Why don’t you Google his Davis Cup record?” Tennis fans reacted harshly to the famous journalist who mocked Rafael Nadal during the Davis Cup held in Spain.

spanish maestro rafael nadal He is currently scheduled to play exhibition matches in six different countries on his mini-tour to Latin America. Casper Ruud. Nadal defeated Ruud 7-6,6-2 in their first match in Buenos Aires. Meanwhile, the Spanish Davis Cup team also competed at home at the same time.

The Spanish team lost 0-2 to Croatia in the quarterfinals as Pablo Carreno Busta and Roberto Bautista Agut lost their singles match to Marin Cilic and Borna Coric. The Top 2 ATP Ranking players Carlos Alcaraz and Rafael Nadal are Spanish but neither played in the Davis Cup for Spain, which caused the team to leave.

Famous journalist James Gray drew attention to this on social media. He said players complained of fatigue from a long tour and instead traveled thousands of miles to play in demonstration tournaments. He said Nadal played Ruud in Latin America and also competed in Spain’s home Davis Cup.

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Journalist James Gray criticized on social media for his comments on Rafael Nadal

Needless to say, Gray got a lot of backlash from Nadal fans, who claimed he was always negatively biased towards Nadal. Fans reminded the journalist that Nadal is a 5-time Davis Cup champion, and at the age of 36 he does not have to prove his patriotism to anyone.

Nadal has already started his exhibition tour in the Argentine capital by beating Ruud. After Nadal faced off Alejandro Tabilo In Santiago, southpaw will return with Ruud four more times in Belo Horizonte, Quito, Bogota and Mexico City. Nadal will start next season in Australia, where he will look to defend the Australian Open title.

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