Nadal: "I don't know what will happen in the future, but I will continue fighting"

MADRID, 5 Jun. (EUROPA PRESS) -

The Spanish tennis player Rafa Nadal was excited with his fourteenth Musketeers Cup in his hands, without being able to "describe the feelings" of being at the top of Paris once again, something for which he will continue to "fight" in the future, despite physical problems and his 36 years.

"Casper, it's a pleasure to play against you in the Roland Garros final. It's important to take steps forward and I'm happy for you and your family. I wish you the best for the future," he said first on the court, after for the Spanish anthem to sound.

The one from Manacor barely gave the Norwegian a chance, with a 6-3, 6-3, 6-0, to win his 22nd Grand Slam, second in a row this season after also winning in Australia. "It's the best tournament in the world, thanks to everyone who has made it possible. You make me feel at home," he said.

"Thank you to my team and my family, who make these wonderful things happen. You never had any doubts. Without you I would have retired a long time ago. It is very difficult to describe the feelings I have. To be in another final on the most important track in My career is something very big," he added.

Nadal, who has been suffering from the problem in his left foot, made an uncertain reflection on the future, but made it clear that he will continue fighting for the big events. "I don't know what will happen in the future, but I'm going to keep fighting to try and move on," he finished.