During your tournament presentations have you ever accidently bitten too hard on the trophy and left a mark on it or hurt your tooth? Jilly S
RN: No, no hahahahah. Funny what you say. But I did once bite it kind of hard and jokingly I mentioned it.
Are you looking forward to cooking for yourself at Wimbledon this year? Will you be trying out any new recipes? Kim McKenzie
RN: I am looking forward to tomorrow's match, to finish well at Roland Garros, then looking forward to Queen's since I couldn't play there last year and I had committed to the club and the organization to come. And then, obviously looking forward to Wimbledon, but not sure I am looking forward to the cooking part... :-)
What do you think of the French crowd this year? They seem as silent as ever to me. In your match against Almagro they hardly made any noise at all. Tay Green
RN: Everything is well. No problem. Hopefully tomorrow they'll cheer.
What did you have for dinner on your birthday? Yaritza, Puerto Rico
RN: Pizza margherita and pasta with seafood. No dessert.
Happy birthday Rafa. Would your best present would be to win here at Roland Garros? Sia, Canada
RN: Many thanks. And absolutely!!!
Being a Las Vegas native, I've always wondered if you like to gamble? JoAnn Chu
RN: Not much but I do go to the Casino in Melbourne and play 100 or 200 dollars from time to time. Not a big gambler definitely.
I've just read that besides Spanish pop music and musicals (oh, yes, the Phantom...) you also like to listen to classical music. Which are your favorite composers? Ruth, Brazil
RN: I don't really listen much to classical music.
What kind of physical or mental adjustments are needed to go from hardcourt to clay? Kathy, Minnesota
RN: There are many changes in the game. The patience and how to play the point are the main things.
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