Published 14:57 IST, September 3rd 2019
Nadal's generosity knows no bounds, comforts a crying fan at US Open
The 33-year old Grand Slam champion, Rafael Nadal overwhelmed his fans with a generous gesture. He rescued a young crying boy from the crowd to comfort him.
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33-year old Grand Slam champion, Rafael Nal overwhelmed his fans with a friendly and generous gesture. He rescued a young boy from crowd of hustling teenrs to comfort him. US Open's Twitter account shared video of incident and netizens cant contain ir excitement. video comes after heartwarming moment where women's defending champion Naomi Osaka hugged her crying fan.
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US Open this year has donned fans with various layers of excitement and happy moments. From Osaka to Nal, every player has been stealing hearts of fans. Nal was giving away autographs before his third-round match against South Korea’s Hyeon Chung when he found a young boy crying in crowd. He picked up boy in his arms and comforted him. His team started saying that little boy was getting squished in front.
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He went ahe and condoled boy by wiping his tears and his team from background kept on saying, “Everything is going to be okay. How sweet is that of Rafa? boy is trying to catch his breath. Oh, my goodness. Y'all are gonna make me cry on set.” A team member went on to explain how kids are kept in kids' zone and it got rowdy in between kids when this small boy was in front row. He later told kid that “we will find your mom and d.” Nal n signed his cap and y took kid away. boy's far later shared a tweet thanking him.
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Osaka's Gesture Steals Millions of Hearts
In an earlier incident, 21-year old reigning champion Naomi Osaka also won hearts of many fans when she hugged her young fan. small girl with a giant size tennis ball in her hand was crying after seeing Osaka in person. She offered to hug little girl when she furr broke down in tears. Osaka later retweeted video saying, “Please don’t cry next time.”
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12:48 IST, September 3rd 2019