Rafael Nadal is not only one of the greatest players in tennis history, but he is also an extremely committed citizen.
The King of Clay has always professed his love for his country and most of the activities of his Rafa Nadal Foundation are directed to help people in needs especially in Spain.
Nadal vs. Cyber-Crime
Rafael Nadal is helping the Civil Guard to promote the first inter-university national league of challenges in cyberspace the will take place in 15 universities from autumn with the aim to prevent young talents in the technological space from migrating.
In the video, Rafa says:
“The Civil Guard and I challenge you to an exciting game. Work hard, work as a team, and show your talent, that you are honest, that you play fair, that you are the best.”
The contestants will gain the so-called “tricoins,” that is a virtual currency created for the participants. In the case of winning, they will choose a prize. However, the nature of these prizes is not money, but some other rewards such as technological articles, scholarships, or internships in companies.
Nadal in Montreal
Rafa is currently in Montreal where he will try to defend his title. The Spanish sensation ca overtake Djokovic in the year to date rankings if he reaches the final in Canada.
