Nadal feels 'very sorry' for Zverev over horrific ankle injury
Rafael Nadal said it was only "human" of him to feel sympathy for Alexander Zverev after he was forced to retire from their last-four clash with an ankle injury on Friday.
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Rafael Nadal said it was only "human" of him to feel sympathy for Alexander Zverev after he was forced to retire from their last-four clash with an ankle injury on Friday.
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Rafael Nadal was posed a strange hypothetical question during his post-match press conference after reaching the final of the French Open on Friday. Nadal progressed to the final at Roland-Garros, but with the match having been in the balance against Zverev at 7-6(2) 6-6 when the German had to retire hurt following a nasty ankle injury. Ad/> Zverev cried out in agony after going over on his right ankle, and the severity of the injury was immediately clear.
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