Rafael Nadal Impressive Interview after Medvedev Loss – ATP Finals 2020

Rafael Nadal full press conference after losing to Daniil Medvedev at the Nitto ATP Finals 2020

Rafael Nadal did not make it to the Final of the Nitto ATP Finals 2020, as He lost in 3 sets to the Russian with a score of 3-6 / 7-6 / 6-3.

for that, Rafael Nadal went straight to the press conference room to make the interview,

and let’s discover what Rafael Nadal said!

Rafael Nadal Impressive Interview after Medvedev Loss – ATP Finals 2020

“I think when the match started he was better than me, I was not able to win my service games easily, but then I played well to have the break and then to win the set.”

“In the second, a little bit the same story at the beginning, but at the end of the set, I was playing a little bit better than him. And then in the 5-4, I think he played a good game and I didn’t. I played a bad game. That’s it. But I had a big opportunity. I lost a big opportunity.”

Rafael Nadal Impressive Interview after Medvedev Loss – ATP Finals 2020

Rafael Nadal Impressive Interview after Medvedev Loss – ATP Finals 2020

Rafael Nadal continued to explain more details about the match,

“I think I achieved enough to not find an excuse about the pressure, I know I won enough matches and enough tournaments in an even more difficult situation than this one… So I don’t feel that way.“

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“I feel I played a bad game. Of course, you are nervous to win the match. But not [only] me, everybody. [It] is normal to have the tension. I think he played some good points and I made a couple of mistakes.

“Small details make a big difference. Just well done for him and not enough good for me.”

“My goal is always the same: to go to every tournament and to give myself a chance to compete well and to try to win it,”

“That’s the goal of every year. My motivation [has] been always the same. Next year is going to be an important year. I hope to be ready to fight for the things that I want to fight [for]. I’m going to work hard during the off-season to be ready for the beginning,” Rafael Nadal told ATP.