Hard-to-describe images of Rafael Nadal’s academy, flooded after the DANA storm!

Rafa Nadal’s academy was flooded by storm DANA, and the pictures are terrible.

Winner of 22 Grand Slam trophies, including 14 at Roland Garros, Rafa Nadal runs a tennis academy, and it has not escaped unscathed by the devastating floods that have hit Spain in recent days.

The academy led by Rafa Nadal, hit by the terrible floods in Spain

Indoor and outdoor tennis courts have been affected by the floods that have hit Spain, including Mallorca, where the tennis academy run by the retired tennis player is located.

The fitness area was significantly damaged by water seepage, and the tennis academy posted several photos of the flood damage on social media.

Rafa Nadal announced his retirement from tennis at the Davis Cup

Entitled “King of Slag”, Rafa Nadal recently announced his retirement from tennisvia a video posted on social media. The Davis Cup will take place next month, November 19-24, in Malaga.

“The reality is that the last two years have been difficult and I have not been able to play without limitations. It’s a difficult decision that took me time. I think the time is right to end what has been a long and far more successful career than I could have ever imagined.

I am very excited that my last tournament will be the Davis Cup final, representing my country.

I think I’ve come full circle since one of my first great joys as a professional tennis player, which was the Davis Cup final in Seville in 2004. I’m super happy with all the things I’ve been able to experience.

Family is everything to me. My mother made all the sacrifices she had to make so that we could have everything. To my wife, I thank her for everything she has done. Coming home and seeing my son grow up was a force that kept me alive and gave me the energy I need to continue,” Nadal said in a message posted on social media.