Nadal, el monumento
Jesús Mínguez
Australia Sport News
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“Rafa tenía la cara desencajada”.
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“Para mí significa mucho estar de nuevo en la final aquí”, dijo instantes después de vencer a Matteo Berrettini en cuatro sets (6-3, 6-2, 3-6 y 6-3) y 2h55. En una Rod Laver Arena con el techo cerrado por culpa del temporal que azotaba Melbourne a primera hora de la tarde, la actuación del balear fue casi una tormenta perfecta que le clasificó por sexta vez para el partido por el título del. Ahora está a un solo triunfo de levantar su 21º trofeo de Grand Slam, con el que desharía el empate a 20 que mantiene con, que probablemente hubiera sido su rival en esta ronda de no haber sido deportado por su negativa a vacunarse, y Federer. Espera rival: Tsitsipas o Medvedev, que actúan en el turno de noche de la central.