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The number two seed continued against Fritz on Wednesday despite the wishes of his father, who urged him to withdraw from the match.
Nadal was gloomy despite his win, admitting an abdominal problem was giving him a hard time and his scheduled match against Kyrgios could be in jeopardy.
“I will take more tests [Thursday],” he said. "But it's hard to know. Obviously I've had a lot of problems in my tennis career so I'm used to having things and I'm used to dealing with pain and to play with the problems. Knowing that, when I feel something the way I felt, it is because something is wrong in the abdomen."
The number two seed continued against Fritz on Wednesday despite the wishes of his father, who urged him to withdraw from the match.
Nadal was gloomy despite his win, admitting an abdominal problem was giving him a hard time and his scheduled match against Kyrgios could be in jeopardy.
“I will take more tests [Thursday],” he said. "But it's hard to know. Obviously I've had a lot of problems in my tennis career so I'm used to having things and I'm used to dealing with pain and to play with the problems. Knowing that, when I feel something the way I felt, it is because something is wrong in the abdomen."
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