Rafael Jodar Faces Massive Fan Backlash over Controversial Moment During Canadian Open SF: "Pathetic"
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The 19-year-old tennis player from Madrid, who saved up to four game balls, was unable to turn the scoreboard against the American, which is quoted with Ben Shelton.
Rafa Jódar couldn’t (7-6(3), 6-4) with American Brandon Nakashima and stayed at the gates of his first ATP Masters 1000 final in the Montreal (Canada) tournament, despite being able to suffer and save four game balls. A defeat that does not stain the great tournament that has marked the Madrid. Now it’s his turn to go with everything to Cincinnati. The Madrider, calling the ‘Top 10’ of the world in the year of his professional premiere with stea…
The Madrider falls in semifinals to the American Brandon Nakashima by 7-6 (3) and 6-4.
Spanish tennis player Rafael Jódar couldn’t (7-6(3), 6-4) with American Brandon Nakashima and stayed at the gates of his first [...]
Brandon Nakashima Reaches Biggest Final of His Career in Montreal After Beating Rafael Jódar
Brandon Nakashima has officially arrived on one of tennis’ biggest stages. The American advanced to the biggest final of his career Wednesday at the National Bank Open in Montreal, defeating rising Spanish star Rafael Jódar 7-6(3), 6-4 in a compelling semifinal. (Sportsnet.ca) For Nakashima, it represents a major breakthrough. The 25-year-old had never reached an ATP Masters 1000 final before this week, and now he is one victory away from claimi…
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