Pella attacks Rafael Nadal for a silly reason in the AO 2021 ‘He’s silent’

Rafael Nadal was attacked by Pella because of the Quarantine conditions

The Australian Open 2021 will take on Sunday, February 7 to Sunday, February 21, but this year and due to the pandemic of the Covid-19 all players were forced to take the Quarantine of 14 days after coming to Australia.

The directors decided to split the players into parts as the half went to Melbourne and the other half went to Adelaide. Rafael Nadal, Novak Djokovic, Dominic Thiem are all in the Adelaide hotels.

Novak Djokovic was the first to open up this issue as requested to give players houses and access to the courts while the directors rejected his request.

Pella attacks Rafael Nadal for a silly reason in the AO 2021 ‘He’s silent’

For that, Pella told the media that the conditions for players in Adelaide are different than players in Melbourne and attacked Rafael Nadal and Dominic Thiem for not talking about this.

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“These (Melbourne and Adelaide) are two completely different realities,” Pella told the Bola Amarela podcast.

“I’ve seen pictures and the balcony at Novak Djokovic is bigger than my room. But I find the silence of Dominic Thiem and Rafael Nadal strange.”

Moreover, Pella defended Novak Djokovic after the letter He sent to the Australian Open direction.

“Novak Djokovic at least spoke up and gets involved, He may make mistakes but at least he speaks up. I can’t vouch for anyone but at least he shows intention.”

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For Novak Djokovic He was clear that He was defending about other players as He mentioned:

“I genuinely care about my fellow players and I also understand very well how the world is run and who gets bigger and better and why.”

“I’ve earned my privileges the hard way and for that reason, it is very difficult for me to be a mere onlooker knowing how much every help, gesture, and good work mattered to me when I was small and insignificant in the world pecking order,” Novak Djokovic said.