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Rafael Nadal Partnership With Saudi Tennis Fedaration Draws “inexcusable And "disappointing” Criticism
Nadal's decision comes on the heels of his withdrawal from the Australian Open due to injury. In a social media (X) statement made on Tuesday, the 37-year-old expressed his excitement about contributing to the growth and progress he perceives in Saudi Arabia. The former world No. 1 emphasized his desire to help nurture the development of young talent in the sport, intending to foster a genuine passion for tennis among the country's youth.
“Growth and progress that’s important to see and the STF is working on that. In a recent visit I saw the interest in both aspects and I want to be part of that role of growing the sport of tennis around the world. The kids are looking to the future and I saw they are passionate about sports… I want to encourage them to pick up a racket and enjoy the benefits of a healthy living,” Nadal wrote on X.
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