22-time Grand Slam champion, former world number one, Spanish tennis player Rafael Nadal answered the question whether the current Roland Garros will be his last.
“There is a high probability that this will be my last Roland Garros.” However, if you want to hear that this is 100% my last Roland Garros, I’m sorry, I can’t say that. I can’t guess what will happen in the future. I hope you understand what I mean. I went through a long process of recovery from a very bad injury.
I’m better now than I was a month and a half ago, without a doubt. In some ways I don’t want to close the door 100%. First of all, I love playing tennis. Secondly, I travel with my family. They enjoy it. I love sharing all these moments with them. And thirdly, I have not yet been able to understand how to play better while being more or less healthy. So give me some time. Maybe in a month and a half I will say: “That’s enough, I can’t do it anymore,” but today I cannot guarantee that this will be my last Roland Garros. But, again, the chances are great,” Nadal said at a press conference.