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Nadal's blazing Rome return makes the world feel a little more normal
By Sep 16, 2020Rome, Italy
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Nadal's blazing Rome return makes the world feel a little more normal
The 19-time Grand Slam champion had been the most cautious of the top male players about returning to the tour. So the sight of Rafa on court in Rome was a heartening one, and he didn't disappoint in routing Pablo Carreno Busta, 6-1, 6-1, in 73 minutes.
Published Sep 16, 2020