Rafael Nadal is undoubtedly one of the most iconic figures in tennis history. It is not hard to imagine how much more he might have achieved had injuries not been such a constant presence throughout his career.

After years spent battling injuries and playing through pain, he announced his retirement last year, with his final appearance coming at the Davis Cup.

Since stepping away from professional tennis, Nadal seems to have found a sense of peace.

He has plenty to keep him occupied these days, from business ventures to running his academy.

Even so, he has not lost touch with the sport. He still follows what is happening and often shares thoughtful opinions when he is asked about the current state of tennis.

This time around, he was asked who belongs on tennis’ Mount Rushmore and gave

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