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Video: Nadal Talks About Roland Garros Back Issues



After his straight sets victory over Argentina’s Leonardo Mayer on Day 7, Rafael Nadal opened up in press, saying that the reason his serving slowed down in parts of the match was that his back has been bothering him. The eight-time Roland Garros champion went on to say that the back has been hindering him since the beginning of the tournament.

On Target: Nadal Marches Past Mayer on Day 7

Nadal will face Dusan Lajovic of Serbia in his fourth-round match. He owns a 62-1 record at the French Open, and is the four-time defending champion at the event.

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