Everything has changed for Rafa Jódar, who two years ago was playing in Leganés and now, in the blink of an eye, finds himself literally cornered at Wimbledon by the dozen reporters who want to know how he is, how his recovery has gone – he was unable to compete – and whether he will be able to compete in good condition over the next few days. The man from Madrid, more relaxed than at Roland Garros, conveys a message of tranquility: “I am one hundred percent ready to play.” That is, he will take to the court this Monday (12.00, Movistar+) and will seek his first victory at the idyllic All England Club, paradise for tennis players. It will be against the British Felix Gill, the 220th in the world. And you are here to compete, of course, but above all to experience.
