Miami Masters - The reason why Rafa Nadal left in Miami

High temperatures are living in Key Biscayne are turning this 1000 Miami Masters in one of the toughest on record. However, the real enemy of the players is the prevailing moisture in the tournament. A situation which particularly affected Rafa Nadal and who have denounced some players like Roberto Bautista and Carla Suarez, among others.

" The weather was very tough, very high humidity and the weather was extreme , " said castellonense player on the conditions under which they had to play he and Rafael Nadal, who had to withdraw from the tournament due to medical problems . Roberto Bautista said that in tournaments like the Open of Australia or the Indian Wells Masters 1000 was very hot, but the "climate is dry". " The moisture is carried worse, what perspire here and the amount of water lost this climate makes it more complicated than dry , " he said. For this reason, it considered that are living "very close games, because the conditions are very heavy and more breaks than usual are done." Nadal left during his match against Damir Dzumhur Bosnian when the scoreboard showed 2-6, 6-4 and 3-0 in favor of his rival, At the conclusion of the crash, the Spanish said retired after going "very badly while "on the track and have" fear "seasick too and" lose consciousness ". At the time of the abandonment of the thermal sensation Nadal in Key Biscayne was 32 ​​degrees and the humidity was 65%.

.@BellucciOficial dice haber perdido 6 kilos ante Mikhael Kukushkin en Miami por el calor y la humedad pic.twitter.com/eHjxway24d

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The own rival player Manacor had to seek help from the doctor at the end of the first set but managed to recover well, after explaining to the doctor in the first set had felt dizzy, stomach problems , and even had want to vomit. Like symptoms apparently suffered what Nadal.

Another player who stressed the extreme weather that is living in Miami was Carla Suarez, already eliminated. " With the heat and humidity suffer a lot, especially in Miami, one of the worst tournament for me , " he said the canary player to the conclusion of one of his games , "The head has bothered me in the coaches, and we made ​​sessions an hour instead of half an hour. " Carla Suarez explained that what has gone wrong in the pre-tournament training Miami and has "suffered more than normal" and has had "bad feelings".

In the Miami's tournament the Bulgarian Grigor Dimitrov won today Andy Murray 6-7 (1), 6-4, 6-3 in the third round of the Masters 1000 Miami , who lost so another of the favorites after the Spanish Rafael Nadal and Swiss Roger Federer and Stan Wawrinka.

The absence of the final rounds of four of the top five players on the ATP leave the way open to number one, Novak Djokovic, already in the second round.

Murray eliminating further adds to the American Serena Williams, number one WTA Agnieszka Radwanska of Poland (2) and the Spanish Garbiñe Muguruza (4), who lost today.

28 ATP pulled the champion in Miami in 2009 and 2013 in 2 hours and 25 minutes by leveraging 6 of the 7 balls 'break' of which I had prepared for just 1 of 7 Scottish.

The Bulgarian will be played the pass to the next round against the winner of today's match between Gael Monfils (16) and Pablo Cuevas (23).