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Wawrinka on the Big 4: "Nadal at Roland Garros is the most unpleasant to play".

Wawrinka on the Big 4: Nadal at Roland Garros is the most unpleasant to play.
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Clément Gehl
le 30/01/2025 à 08h15
1 min to read

Stan Wawrinka was a guest on the "Nothing Major" podcast. He answered questions from Sam Querrey, Steve Johnson, John Isner and Jack Sock.

Asked which member of the Big 4 he had the most trouble against, the Swiss replied: "They were all solid opponents, but Nadal at Roland-Garros is the most unpleasant to play.

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I played against him in the final in 2017, just watching the clock, hoping to get past the one-hour mark before losing.

He puts pressure on you at every rally. He leaves you no opportunity to hit a winning shot."

Stan Wawrinka
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Steve Johnson
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John Isner
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Jack Sock
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Sam Querrey
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Nadal R • 4
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