‘An important part of my life is leaving too,’ says emotional Rafael Nadal, who has withdrawn from Miami because of Zika. ‘It is not just a question of being busy. I cannot do everything,’ he says, adding: ‘It is so important to feel fulfilled. As soon as your brain becomes filled with ideas, with the problem you are having, you get lost. It is very easy to waste time thinking about something else. I want to do things I can be proud of, not have that feeling that I am wasting my time.’ He also says he feels’very proud’ to have achieved a Grand Slam victory since the beginning of 2011. ‘I knew I could do it when I started playing tennis. When I saw myself in the stadium, I felt like I did not have to make a career of tennis.’ Nadal, who won the US Open in 2012 and Wimbledon in 2014, adds: ‘I think of tennis as something that I can do for the rest of my life. I have to have that mindset and I have to believe that I can do it. I have to give my best in order to have that feeling. Of course, it is not good enough to just win and do very well. I have to go farther. I have to go, as I say, and go hard. And maybe, because of the time of year, I will not have to do too well in the semis.’ Rafael Nadal has withdrawn from Miami because of Zika virus. Getty Nadal is ranked No. 5 in the world but there is a lot of competition for the top spot in the men’s rankings this year. Getty Nadal had won the US Open in 2012 and Wimbledon in 2014. Getty Nadal was also runner-up at the French Open this year. Getty Nadal was runner-up at the French Open in 2014 as he faces several challengers to take the No. 1 spot in the world. Getty
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