Rafael Nadal had one of the greatest tennis careers the game has ever seen. He also spent nearly all of it in pain.
A knee injury on the soccer field or a torn shoulder tendon in baseball can sideline a player for months, costing both athletes and teams immeasurable time, money, and opportunity.
Rafael Nadal says the "suffering was less than my passion" as he explains the steps he had to take after sustaining a chronic injury.
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