NEW DELHI: In the recent men's French Open semifinal, Rafael Nadal's concern for Alexander Zverev's ankle injury was obvious. Suffering from a chronic foot injury himself, the Spaniard knows the agony an injured state can cause. Wearing a worried look, Nadal empathised with Zverev, who was writhing in pain on the Roland Garros clay as the doctor checked on him.
A few days after his 14th French Open triumph, the 22-time Grand Slam winner was at the doctor's clinic himself.