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John McEnroe was in awe of Rafael Nadal’s stunning comeback to beat Daniil Medvedev in five sets to win the Australian Open. Nadal became the first man since Rod Laver in 1960 to come back from two sets down to win the Australian Open. Ad/> In doing so, he also broke free of Roger Federer and Novak Djokovic, and is now out on his own with 21 Grand Slam titles.
Not only was Rafael Nadal playing for the Australian Open title on Sunday, he also had the chance to move clear in the race to be crowned the GOAT of men's tennis.
¡Djokovic felicita a Nadal!
John McEnroe believes Daniil Medvedev “choked” in the third set and allowed Rafael Nadal to fight back and win their Australian Open final thriller. With the Russian leading by two sets, he had 0-40 on the Nadal serve at 3-2 in the third. Although Nadal showed tremendous fight to hold serve, he was aided by some peculiar shots from his opponent.
Rafael Nadal merebut gelar juara Australian Open 2022 untuk menambah koleksi gelar Grand Slam-nya menjadi 21. Nadal mengukir sejarah dengan keberhasilan itu.
All hail King Rafa It really seemed like the unlikeliest of victories, especially when Rafael Nadal was staring down a 0-40 deficit at 2-3 in the third set after dropping the opening two sets to Daniil Medvedev in the Australian Open final on Sunday. Ad/> The infamous “win predictor” showed up on screen and gave the Spaniard a 4% chance of defeating Medvedev. Australian Open'Not for a Russian' – Medvedev hints his nationality led to boos at Australian OpenAN HOUR AGO But Nadal did what he does best; he defied the odds and pulled off an astonishing comeback to overcome the world No.
Daniil Medvedev’s feud with the Australian Open crowd continued as he branded them “disrespectful” for distracting him in his defeat to Rafael Nadal in the final – and suggested the poor reception could be linked to his nationality. The Russian threw away a two-set lead to lose a thriller on Sunday as Nadal won a men’s record 21st Grand Slam title. Ad/> Medvedev won few supporters during his run to the final in Melbourne, urging the crowd “to show respect” after his win over home favourite Nick Kyrgios in the second round and regularly turning on the chair umpires.
Rafael Nadal has described his epic, five-set victory in the Australian Open men's final as probably the «biggest comeback» of his outstanding career.