Novak Djokovic, after triumph against David Ferrer at the Internazionali BNL d'Italia, in Rome, discussed Rafael Nadal and his troubles.
"I think it has amazed everyone considering his records on clay court in his whole career. I don't think it has happened in the most recent 10 years that he has not won atleast one clay court competition before Roland Garros. It is something that hasn't happened in the most recent years, so yes it did shock me. He is human too and has his periods when doesn't feel that certain on the court, when he's not winning matches.
Djokovic also said, "He was losing more on hard courts than on clay courts.He would win matches as soon as he play at clay court and after that vibe that he was back in play on the right way. This is the surface where he jumps at the chance to play on. We should perceive how he come back at Roland Garros, the best competition that he has ever played in his career. You can simply anticipate that him will play his best there in Paris. It's the place he tops and everyone needs him to stop. He's going to answer better. On the off chance that you enter Roland Garros without a title behind you, its distinctive rationally. He's still one of the fittest gentlemen on tour, he's won Roland Garros nine times and he unquestionably should be one of the top picks."
The Serb then included: "I believe that the coordinators of Roland Garros ought to include a seed for Rafael Nadal. Wimbledon does it. I don't see why they ought not do it."
"I think it has amazed everyone considering his records on clay court in his whole career. I don't think it has happened in the most recent 10 years that he has not won atleast one clay court competition before Roland Garros. It is something that hasn't happened in the most recent years, so yes it did shock me. He is human too and has his periods when doesn't feel that certain on the court, when he's not winning matches.
Djokovic also said, "He was losing more on hard courts than on clay courts.He would win matches as soon as he play at clay court and after that vibe that he was back in play on the right way. This is the surface where he jumps at the chance to play on. We should perceive how he come back at Roland Garros, the best competition that he has ever played in his career. You can simply anticipate that him will play his best there in Paris. It's the place he tops and everyone needs him to stop. He's going to answer better. On the off chance that you enter Roland Garros without a title behind you, its distinctive rationally. He's still one of the fittest gentlemen on tour, he's won Roland Garros nine times and he unquestionably should be one of the top picks."
The Serb then included: "I believe that the coordinators of Roland Garros ought to include a seed for Rafael Nadal. Wimbledon does it. I don't see why they ought not do it."
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