'I do not think that tennis is a macho sport'
1. Hola Rafa! Insurance satifecho you how much you've played before Zeballos, so improving ever!, Congratulations! My question is on your calendar. As it went to the Barcelona Open, what other 500 are going to play tournament, a mandatory addition to Beijing? Thanks for this opportunity! Mar Casal
Not yet, and prefer not to say anything on my calendar. We make decisions in a couple of weeks or three. Thank you.
2. Hola Rafa. I went to see from London to Madrid Open in May and I think that the facilities and the Spanish organization were fantastic. How would you feel if someday Madrid had a grand slam into the earth and the center court was called Rafael Nadal? Susanna Hofmann
Man, I feel very good if a Grand Slam will be played in Spain, although not think that will happen. The Grand Slams have many years of tradition and would be difficult.
3. Hola Rafa. Is tennis a sport as macho as football? How you would see a tennis players gay? Know that you have many followers in this condition ... Good luck. Juan Pablo Carreño
I do not think that tennis is sexist.
4. Hola Rafa. Thank you for the unforgettable moments that make us enjoy is a pleasure to see you play tennis, you are certainly an example of humility and overcoming ... chapeau! My question is this ... Do you think the injury helped you to be even stronger mentally? Good luck! Ana Docampo
Thank you very much. I think the injury will not help anything. Only to realize how much you want to play again.
5. Hi Rafa, I wonder what your favorite song at this time. Good luck in RG, I hope you win:) Greetings. Akil Nati
I have no in particular. I often hear Spanish music and I love the latest album by Alejandro Sanz.
6. Hola Rafa. For me, honestly, you're the best Spanish athlete in history for many reasons. What player in tennis history will more closely resemble? And Federer? Thanks and good luck. Marcos Barrajón
I do not know, really. I also do not correspond to me to say because I do not know the other players of those other times.
7. Hola Rafa. You're a crack inside and outside the track. Keep it up. A preguntilla, "so upset the public so that players sometimes do not wait for things to look out for jets like a guy standing there? Should not tennis players abstracted completely from the public? Rodolfo Lopez
Yes, because when you pull the ball can lose sight of it. The truth is that it can become annoying. We focus on the serve and you can lose. It seems but that's bullshit.
8. Hola Rafa. At first, my most sincere congratulations and good luck in this Roland Garros. My question is about your tennis in particular, but on a legal detail. Are you sure you have players to cover for injury, accident (you lose a hand for example), or a disturbed spontaneous out on the floor and hurt you (if Monica Seles style)? Thanks and a hug. Manuel Ruiz
In my case, I have to Mapfre ...
9. Hola Rafa. First of all congratulate you with such a high level again, we really needed. I wonder what you think of the many players who have had to say no to several tournaments this year because of injuries. Is it still the calendar frustrating for the athlete's health? I wish him well. A hug from Colombia. Marena Solorzano Martinez
It is a very good question with a very long answer, believe me. It is clear that tennis has to go to areas that are better for the body. All sports tend to be played (the basket is a clear example) in areas trying to avoid injury. In our case, more concrete clues now than before, so something is wrong in that regard.
10. What do you think the prices to attend the tournaments? Telecommunications Engineer I have a permanent job and good salary for the way things are. However, to see the prices of the Madrid Masters to watch you play to you, for example, is that I get dizzy. I wonder who can afford more than the politicians and millionaires who inhabit the stands. Robert Martinez
It's a good question, but believe me I do not know the answer. Hacérsela should be promoters of the tournament.
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