Is Nadal left handed or right handed?

Nadal is right-handed, because there are fewer left-handers, and right-handers are not used to catching the ball, so his father let him play with his left hand, which is an artificial habit for him. Like him, Sharapova was also changed.

Right-handed, he only plays with his left hand. Absolutely, yes.

Right-handed, he only plays with his left hand.

Right-handed, but playing with his left hand, his uncle trained like this...

Hit the ball in the opposite direction to the other right-handed players.

Let the opponent not react well.

First of all! He plays with his left hand, and then I think he is left-handed, and I have an opinion about the upstairs, and the left and right hands are not to do most things, but to use which hand to use for the projects that he is born with and the day after tomorrow.

Some people are born left-handed, but writing, eating, and being forcibly taught to be right-handed.

He plays with his left hand, and writes and eats with his right hand.

yes, I'm right-handed, but I hold chopsticks with my left hand.

Lefty. Profile:

Nationality: Spanish.

Date of birth: June 3, 1986.

Height: m.

Weight: 75 kg.

Holding method: Left hand.

Year of career turned: 2001

Highest singles world ranking: 5

Highest singles ranking reached: 9 May 2005Highest doubles world ranking: 40

Highest doubles ranking date: October 4, 2004.

There are no absolute left-handers right now.

He also often uses his right hand off the court.

But when playing or signing he uses his left hand

Not surprising. When I was a child, I used my left hand to play triangles, but I usually do things with my right hand!

It's like a lot of right-handed people holding poker in their left hands.

He is right-handed, and his uncle, who is also his coach, taught him to shoot with his left hand, but he usually writes with his right hand.

After coming in, I was confused. I'm left-handed and right-handed.

He played with his left hand. Absolutely.!

He made the right hand. To win Federer, he learned to play with his left hand

No, he is left-handed, which is why he does not fall behind in the competition with Fei Tianwang.

The 2005 French Open men's singles final between Nadal and Puerta was the first left-handed final in the 60-year history of the clay Grand Slam – the last time was in amateur 1946 when Marcel Bernard vs Jaroslav Drobney;

Of the 38 French Open men's singles champions since the Open era (1968), only Rod Laver (1969), Vilas (1977), Gomez (1990) and Muster (1995) and Nadal are left-handed. The left-handed French Open women's singles champions are the same as the men's, but there are only two: Navratinova (1990-1992).

Nadal (81 in a row), Villas (53) and Muster (40) are the three left-handers who account for three of the longest four consecutive wins – the other being the great Bjorn Borg's 46 in a row. Of the 156 Grand Slams since the Open era – from the 1968 French Open to the 2007 Australian Open, 10 different left-handers have won a total of 31 Grand Slams, less than 1 5. Surprisingly, left-handers have had a monopoly on the US Open for 11 years – from 1974 to 1984, four left-handers, Connors, Orlantes (Spain), Vilas and McEnroe, did not lose the US Open men's singles title.

There is no exact figure for the percentage of left-handers in the total population, but about 10% is in line with common belief. But in tennis, the 10 percent is probably more than 10 percent, with the likes of Rod Laver, Jimmy Connos, John McEnroe, Martina Navratinova and Selles all left-handed, and the lesser known names of Glen Ivanisevic, Thomas Muster, Vilas, Ulrich and Richard.