Rafa looks "razor sharp`" as he wins in Australia
Convincing victory after returning from injury
Rafael Nadal of Spain celebrates winning against Dominic Thiem of Austria on Day 3 of the 2024 Brisbane International tennis tournament in Brisbane,. | JONO SEARLE
Rafa Nadal marked his singles comeback after being out injured for nearly a year with a convincing 7-5 6-1 victory over Austrian former world number three Dominic Thiem in the Brisbane International first round this morning.
Rafa Nadal and his wife Mery at the tennis tournament in Santa Ponsa
The Mallorca Championships tournament, which is being held these days at the Santa Ponsa Country Club, as well as being of sporting interest, is awakening an increasingly social character. The surprise arrival on Tuesday afternoon of Rafa Nadal and his wife, Mery Perelló, caused a great stir and expectation. Half an hour earlier, Carlos Moyá arrived, accompanied by his three children: Carla, Carlos and Daniela. In addition, Feliciano López played what could presumably be his last professional match in Spain.
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