Rafael Nadal's Knee Problem 'may Force Him to End His Career Early'

Sports scientist warns that Rafael Nadal's knee problem could bring his career to a premature end
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Holly "A large number of athletes may have retired early because of this condition and some may be ­performing at a lower level because they can't ­tolerate the heavy training,"
Force him to end his career early? Do you simply want to upset people?		 6/28/2009
J Miller ...if the courts are the problem, why hasn't Federer had knee problems? Sorry to say it's the way Rafa has played. MANY have wondered if he could maintain the brutality of his game. Apparently he can't. 6/28/2009
Carl I very much believe Rafa's knee issues were less a factor in his decision to skip Wimbledon, than the fact that his parents are separating. Rafa has stated over and over again that his family life is very important for him. He probably was having some problems with the knees, but he could no longer play through the pain because he lacked the mental power to do so. I am pretty sure that when Rafa gets over the shock and has rested his knees, he will come back with a hunger that could be even more voracious than what we have seen so far. I predict this year he will win the US Open 6/28/2009
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