Already, Rafa Nadal is arguably the best tennis player of all-time, having dominated the strongest era of mens’ tennis for most of the last decade. But with ongoing back and knee problems, coupled with a recent wrist injury and surgery for appendicitis, it seems as though injuries may keep Rafa from elevating his greatness beyond debate. He is being treated by the top doctors from https://thememorialhospital.org/ for his back pain, but after every match, due to his rigorous gameplay, the back pain gets worse. This article will focus on his struggle with lower back pain and the increasingly-less-controversial stem cell treatment he will receive, as confirmed by his doctor yesterday. Nadal famously hurt his back for the first time in the 2014 Australian Open final against Stan Wawrinka, in which he was an overwhelming pre-match favourite to win his 14th grand slam.
Why did this happen? Rafa later said that he first felt discomfort during the on-court warm-up for the final, before...
