Ah, this picture says it all. Unbelievably, Rafa lost his match against a man he's beaten every time they played in the past.
"He didn't surprise me because I know how he plays and how dangerous he can be. I didn't play my best. I played very short and I couldn't attack. I made it easy for him to play at his level. But I lost. It's not a tragedy, I had to lose one day. I must accept my defeats with the same level of calm that I accept my victories."
Well, I should have more time for writing now. Until Wimbledon, that is. I hope he has a good rest, enjoys his birthday at home for the first time in years.
The picture is courtesy of Reuters.
Monday 1 June 2009
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