Andy Murray: Rafael Nadal convinced me to leave home
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- Опубликовано: 22 ноя 2016
- Andy Murray details a pivotal conversation with Rafael Nadal during a friendly racquetball match that convinced him to leave home and train in Barcelona, Spain
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I didn't know that nadal and Murray have such good relationship
Andy has always given Rafa props for his success. If Andy not moved to Barcelona, he would never have reached the level he's on today.
esquibelle Rafa and everybody in Spain 😅
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have always heard Rafa call him something like "Aandhy"... never "moooray"... the "d" is never hard in Rafa's speech...he even says "kit" for kid...
That’s just how you pronounce ‘u’ in Spanish
Andy Murray has won two olympic golds, one davis cup, two wimbledons, one us open been number one for a 6 month period and had a host of runner up sports in the slams. Murray is greatest Scottish sport star of his generation.
this guy can break anyone's serve
11 slam finals 21 masters finals
Another very interesting interview. Props to Graham Bensinger for being an amazing and very professional interviewer.
In Spain, we have such great sportspeople
Nadal, a teenager, casually practicing with his buddy former ATP #1 and current top 10 Carlos Moya.
top 3 now
U MAY NOT KNOW THIS, Andy was one of the FEW SURVIVORS, when a gunman shot n killed at the gradeschool he attended ..look it up..major news in the day...
Graham Bensinger is one of the GOATs of interviewer
Great video. Thank u
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Rafa is selfless... if as a kid he made another kid come up to speed/level... those who dont mind other's success are great people... and this is competitive sport... kudos to Rafa... but how much is this guy finding fault with tennis training in britain...and praising the spanish style of training... something seems out of place... this guy also said somewhere that RafaNadal played some silly prank on him... even that story seemed out of place...
Out of place! Look at the number of successful Spanish professionals compares to Britain. What’s wrong with an honest and truthful opinion?. I don’t see anything wrong in his comment. As for Rafa playing a prank, doesn’t that show a comfortable and friendly relationship between two blokes that get along. You can make the glass half empty with anything, if that’s your mindset. I’ve always thought they have got along. It’s just a shame that Andy’s career seems to have been cut short due to injury. At one time I thought he could possibly win the Australian Open, but the French always was a real challenge, especially with Rafas unbelievable record in it. They talk about the big three, but don’t underestimate Andy’s part in all this. Up until about 2018/19 he was up there. He’s won 3 grand slams and played in 11 finals. That number of finals puts him equal 9 in the all time list, although the others have won more majors. But they weren’t up against the best 3 players of all time, who have blown everyone else away with the number of major victories they’ve won. In any other era, Andy probably would have won maybe twice as many majors, and potentially all four, although the Clay isn’t his best surface.
I've never heard him say Rafa convinced him to leave home. So... you're making this up!
On the contrary, he says exactly that. Being convinced by someone doesn't always mean that they talked you into it. The _example_ of Nadal is what convinced Murray, as he explains here - and in his biography, and his mum Judy said the same in a documentary for UK TV. The video title is a perfectly reasonable short statement of the content.
He reminds me a little of a younger Tony Hawk sometimes.
Wow! Murray looks very hot out side of the court :P
he does
Helly Helly
"Very hot"?! Hopefully he gets to soak himself in some ice cold water (to cool himself down) whenever he is off the court, if that be the case.
Yes!
Ikr
Is racketball another term for tennis? Or Murray and Nadal played another sport together? :S
Chocolatier its squash. It's a racquet sport where you play against two players and you hit against the wall
Dario Ramirez-Pico ah ok. I know squash just didn't know this name for it.
Squash and racquetball are superficially similar, but they are NOT the same game. Different courts, different balls, different racquets, different rules.
KingKaitain so it's kind of like rugby and American football?
Chocolatier I guess. Maybe more like Rugby League vs Rugby Union?
Funny from someone that never left home:)
Im 22. Working to be a pro tennis player. I want to be in a tennis acdemy but would i be accepted?
He'll be remembered as one of the greatest tennis players of his generation. He's just unlucky to be in the same era as Big 3
He sounds and looks so boring...
He's a Scot u know