Nadal beats France’s Corentin Moutet (6th -3rd) on Wednesday evening. 6-1 6-4).
“Of course there is room for improvement and if I want to progress in the tournament, I also have to improve. But as I said Friday is another day to look for solutions and get the best feeling possible. It’s an investment issue. every day.”
On Friday, Nadal (35) will take on number 29 Van de Zandschulp in the third round, who has never played on the big courts of Roland Garros. The 26-year-old Dutchman is only present at the main event in Paris for the second time and has seed status at a Grand Slam for the first time.
With his favorite Grand Slam tournament approaching, Nadal failed to win a championship on dirt and there were doubts about his fitness. When the duel with Van de Zandschulp approached, he wanted to talk specifically about tennis.
Number 5 of the world said: “I have always answered all questions with great respect, but as you can imagine, I want to talk about tennis now. Let’s see what my body looks like later,” he said. “I can’t get very far here if I worry about my physical problems every day. If something happens, I have to accept it. But now I focus on tennis.”
Nadal could face defending champions Novak Djokovic in the quarter-finals this year and Carlos Alcaraz could face the final quarter.
Source: RTL
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