Whether Nadal has OCD or not, and whether Nadal has beaten Federer

Let's be honest! I think there's definitely something wrong with him putting a water bottle! Every time he puts a water bottle, he deliberately puts the logo to the outside (camera direction) to the outside (camera direction), which is estimated to be arranged by the sponsor! Ad!

Put bananas because you can't let the banana flesh touch the dirty table and use banana peel to pad it, eat bananas because you don't like the tendons so tear them off, eat a bite because you want to be moderate, eat too much and don't move (I personally think you may also get appendicitis).

Putting the water bottle away may just be a personal habit, or the rigor and nervousness before the game.

Of course, the warm-up exercise should be regular.

It seems so. If that's not the case, he won't be able to play well.

My mother is like this, the things in the house should be arranged according to her habits, otherwise, she will be uncomfortable.

Everything is in accordance with the rules and meticulous, which is also one of the ways to stabilize the mentality, and it will not mess up.

This shouldn't be obsessive-compulsive.

What's more, the placement of the bottles may still be a bit superstitious

Yes, the symptom is perfect in everything.

What an obsessive-compulsive disorder,.

It's just a habit of other people, how cute.

Obsessive-compulsive disorder? Personal habits, rigorous style.

Can this also be considered obsessive-compulsive disorder?

Ending a five-game losing streak, from Basel 2015 to this week's Shanghai Masters, Swiss Federer has won five in a row against Spaniard Nadal.

In the men's singles field of the 2018 Australian Open, with Nadal retiring from the 1 4 finals, last year's final cannot be repeated, and it is unknown when the 39th meeting between the two will be.

Maybe it's just a fire, sick, and it's normal to have a bag on his face, anyway, it shouldn't be anything, I hope he can get better soon, and regain his old majesty .........

Always support the cows!

Nadal poses for a mineral water bottle, a broken stalk.

Newton, Darwin, Churchill, Jobs, Li Xiaolu, Li Bingbing.

There are many reasons for this, but in the just-concluded 2017 Australian Open men's singles final, Federer didn't beat Nadal, which also proved his strength. However, looking back at the record of the two in important matches, it is true that Nadal has a clear advantage. First of all, Federer's SLR style does have some limitations, although in the Australian Open final, the backhand was surprisingly consistent, with a lot of beautiful winning points and outside-in.

But if there are too many backhand errors, Nadal will take chances, which can be seen in the early years. Nadal's topspin is truly a nightmare for DSLR players. Secondly, Nadal, as a left-handed racket, does have a certain advantage in the face of right-handed players, especially on the serve in the second zone, which will cause certain psychological pressure on the opponent, which can also be seen from the Australian Open final, Federer's serve was much better than Nadal's that day, but the double faults on some key points are mostly from the second zone serve, and Nadal is indeed a threat.

In fact, having said so much, Federer Nadal has long been a veritable king of tennis, and today's game is more of a feeling, more analysis in fact, it will be more referential to watch the video of the game between the two around 2010, especially in several Grand Slam finals, Federer was once very advantageous, and even when he had a match point, he was reversed by Nadal, on the one hand, it can also reflect Nadal's ability to resist pressure is really strong. However, this Australian Open, it is indeed when Nadal has an advantage, he was reversed by Federer, and the feng shui takes turns. In short, as both tennis fans, now the two of them have watched one less game, so cherish it more.

Who knows what the future holds? o(∩_o~

It's just a matter of personal habits, and sports don't care about that.

Let me give you an example. After beating Federer at the Australian Open in '14, Nadal told Federer that he was not in great shape and should have been affected by injury. After the Shanghai Masters in '17, Federer said to **, I feel that Nadal is in very good shape and has not been affected by injuries.

But Nadal didn't dare to bend his knees in Shanghai, and everyone who watched the game knew what was going on.