The Spanish “King of Heaven” Nadal, who was diagnosed with new crown pneumonia earlier, returned to the singles arena. On Thursday (6th) in the Melbourne Summer Series, he defeated Lithuanian qualifier Bellin 6:2, 7:5 in straight sets at the Melbourne Summer Series. Keith reached the top 8 and won his first victory in 5 months. After the game, Nadal said he was happy to return. He also talked regarding the turmoil of Zugou’s refusal to enter Australia. Although he felt sad regarding the current situation of “Big Brother”, he also alluded that the opponent did not abide by the rules.
Nadal had a truce in August last year due to a left foot injury and gave up Wimbledon, the Tokyo Olympics and the U.S. Open until his return at the Abu Dhabi exhibition last month. He recorded a two-game losing streak. He was subsequently diagnosed with the new crown virus and was forced to quarantine. Can play. “I am very happy to be able to return to the game. Although this battle is indeed a bit difficult. After all, I have to challenge many moments in the past six months, but I am really happy to participate in the competition anyway.” After opening the new season singles win drum in Melbourne, Nadu recalled Earlier experience of contracting the new crown virus: “At first I was very ill and had fever. I even lay down in bed for two days and didn’t move much. If you want to compare it with the flu, it should be the worst symptom in my life. “Cold.” I was trembling all the time when I was sick. After I recovered, I felt very tired. When I returned to the stadium to train at the beginning, my muscles and joints would aches.”
Nadal continued: “Before coming to Australia, I had the opportunity to train at home for two days, but of course I didn’t recover to my best condition. When my nucleic acid test turned negative, I decided to come as soon as possible, and I would play at the Australian Open. Both mentally and physically, I think coming to Australia can help me better recover and adapt.”
Speaking of the incident in which the world’s “one brother” Zuguoyu was denied entry into Australia, Nadal said: “It’s normal for the Australians to be disappointed in this incident, because they have gone through too many forced lockdowns, and many people can’t. Go home to reunite. From my personal point of view, the only thing I can say is to trust the guidance of medical experts. If they think we need to be vaccinated, we need to get vaccinated. If you have been vaccinated, you can join Australia Nets and other games. As far as I know, the whole world has endured enough torture for not following the rules.”
“Of course I don’t like what is happening now. To a certain extent I feel sorry for him, but at the same time, he understood the conditions of the competition many months ago, and finally he made his own choice. “