Wimbledon 2022 LIVE – Rafael Nadal Wimbledon 2022: Will Rafael Nadal play Wimbledon? Has he recovered from his foot injury? Is he fit to play on GRASS? No one knows the answers of these questions. If indications are to be believed Nadal is looking SURE-SHOT bet to play Wimbledon 2022: Follow Wimbledon 2022 LIVE UPDATES with InsideSport.IN
Most Grand Slam Winner Rafael Nadal to play Wimbledon?
- Nadal trained on grass for the first time on Monday morning.
- He did a light session in Mallorca raising hopes he could overcome his foot injury to play at Wimbledon.
- Nadal performed some gentle physical activities during a short, closed session.
- Nadal’s closed door session took place in Mallorca Country Club in Santa Ponca, where the Mallorca Championships begin on Sunday.
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Rafael Nadal keeps Wimbledon hopes alive, returns to train on grass in Mallorca – Check out
Wimbledon 2022: Rafael Nadal keeps Wimbledon hopes alive, returns to train on grass in Mallorca – Check out
The plan is for Nadal to increase the intensity of his training from Tuesday until the end of the week and the 36-year-old will then decide whether to play at Wimbledon, which starts on June 27, depending on how his foot responds.
Wimbledon 2022: Nadal said his left foot was “asleep” from injections during his victory over Casper Ruud in the final of the French Open on June 5, a win that secured him a record-extending 22nd Grand Slam title.
Nadal then travelled to Barcelona last week to begin “pulsed radiofrequency stimulation”, a treatment aimed at reducing nerve pain.
The treatment means the nerves around the area of Nadal’s injury were “temporarily numb”, a spokesman for the Spaniard said. Nadal has for years suffered from a problem in his foot called Muller-Weiss syndrome, a rare and degenerative condition affecting bones in the feet.
“I will be there if my body allows it. Wimbledon is a priority, the Grand Slams are a priority,” Nadal said at Roland Garros, when asked about Wimbledon.
“Playing it with anti-inflammatories, yes; with anaesthesia injections, no.”
Nadal has won Wimbledon twice, in 2008 and 2010. His 22 major triumphs puts him two clear of both Roger Federer and Novak Djokovic in the all-time list of male grand slam champions.
Wimbledon 2022: Rafael Nadal keeps Wimbledon hopes alive, returns to train on grass in Mallorca – Check out
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