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Nadal's dream came true
by Zivka Deleva

The king of the clay, the young Spaniard that impressed the Royal Spanish family as much as the whole world, Rafael Nadal is no longer only a gifted and tough working tennis player, but one of the few that has won all four Grand Slam titles. Having only 24 years and so much behind you, I keep wondering what moves you on and what will this young man do when his career would finish. But, OK, it is not the time for prejudices and prediction, I believe that this sports wunderkind enjoys the best days of his life. His last triumph was the wan in the US Open that ended few days ago, having a win against Serbian one year younger than him – Novak Djokovic. With the score 6-4,! 5-7, 6-4, 6-2, Nadal had won the US Open crown for the first time in his career. "It's a dream to have the career Grand Slam, but this is more dream to have the US Open" - Nadal said. He is known as the master of the clay, but surely proved that he is a master of the tennis field no matter what kind. And, no matter how much Djokovic, the well known entertainer among tennis players, wanted to take Nadal’s place and his hands to be set on that trophy, he just couldn’t make it. Maybe some other year, though he still showed a good game, pretty much improved than before. It is all different when you have the motivation. The day before the finals, he defeated Roger Federer and Nadal was simply weight too big bite for him, having to play with him only 24 hours later. The delays due to the rain in New York maybe helped him rest a little bit, or made him more excited, however, he is far away from the throne than Nadal holds supremely.

by Zivka Deleva for Cantell TV (http://cantell.tv)

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