The Paris Olympic Games was one of the most interesting moments of the opening ceremony: Relay to Zida’s torch to Nadala Rafa. Details of this ceremony reported by heroes in a few months ago has been announced.
The EN hand podcast ‘serves with Andy Roddick’, Spanish Extymenist said he did not know what to do 10 minutes ago. “I received a telephone conversation from the president of the Games and asked I wanted to be part of the ceremony. I said yes, I accepted it as a real honor.”
But Nadal did not know more details. “That day was different, I normally went with the ship with the Spanish team, but he told me I couldn’t. I didn’t know what to do five to ten minutes ago, it was a super secret, “said Andy Roddick was conversation.
I don’t know what to do five to ten minutes ago was a super secret
Nadal, with Roddick
Nadal explained that “I came there without knowing what would happen, I waited half an hour in a small room, it was chaos for all the people there and for the rainAnd when I went to the stage, they explained that I would take a torch. I was nervous, I waited for about two minutes before climbing the stairs and began to cry when I realized what happened. Then I said to myself, “Because it’s time to enjoy the time to cry,” he said.
When they started going to the stage, they told me to get a torch. I was nervous (…), I started crying. Then I said to myself: “Therefore, it’s time to enjoy, not time to cry
22 The winner of the magnificent slam “I will never have the opportunity to thank the Olympic team and enough organization for France. Without French, I do not give the moment to me in front of the Eiffel Tower … Undoubtedly, tennis was one of the most emotional moments of my career, “he said.
De Alcaraz, Sinner, Federer …
Spain also spoke as a total of Alcaraz and Sinner. “This is a great generation of a new generation. I think that these beautiful sports will grow and continue to attract fans. Carlos is a great child.
And he thought he played some of his career matches and why he thought he was more attractive than Djokovich, why Roger said and “This is a little more chess.”
