Rafael Nadal reveals how many rackets he has broken in his life as Rafael Nadal reveals broken rackets lifetime number - World No. 1, Rafael Nadal is not really the type of player that is associated with bad temper. Although the Spanish game is aggressive, it is responsible for not transgressing the established limits of courtesy. Nadal recently revealed a fact that testifies to his good behavior on the court. In an era of tennis, where the racket romper has become a normalized activity for players to express their frustration, Rafael Nadal revealed the amount of rackets he has broken in his life.

He revealed that his family was the main reason behind this. “My family, they wouldn't allow me to break a racket. "For me, breaking a racket means I don't have control of my emotions" Nadal found himself in an awkward place with the Serbian crowd creating an unfavorable situation for him.

Although they lost after the game, the most they did during the game was to complain about the situation to the chair judge.

 In fact, breaking rackets is something that is no stranger to many familiar tennis faces.

Rafael Nadal reveals broken rackets lifetime number

The list includes stars like Novak Djokovic who lost his cool in the ATP Cup. It is also known that Stefanos Tsitsipas and Alexander Zverev express their frustration on their rackets.

In any case, Nadal will use all his aggression in the next Australian Open.

He lost the final of the ATP cup to the arch-rival Novak Djokovic. Unfortunately, that is not his only defeat in the tournament. In fact, he lost to Belgian star David Goffin in the quarterfinals of the ATP cup.

However, Spain is still saved. Unfortunately, the same could not happen in the final. Rafa will seek to leave all bad things in the past in the search for his historic twentieth grand slam.

Young formalized by intimidating scratch against Camila Flores: It is another tongo of the State

He was released the young man accused of having made a street streaking with death threats against the deputy RN Camila Flores.

Ashly León, 20, was formalized Tuesday in the Court of Guarantee of Villa Alemana for the crimes of simple threats and simple damages.

The Prosecutor's Office attributes the authorship of the phrase "Camila Flores, your head is ours", which was accompanied by the symbol of the Chilean Communist Party Proletarian Action (PC AP), held on the night of November 5 at a BCI Bank headquarters in That commune in the Marga Marga province.

At the exit of the court, he attended dressed in a jacket reminiscent of the one worn by the "Joker" in the "Batman" series of the 60s, Leon accused that the case is "little more than the tongos that the State, of the assemblies, of repression and political persecution ".

"I understand that I am not the first, the only or the most important of the social leaders who have been persecuted politicians, frightened and even threatened with death," he emphasized.

    He was released when he was accused of scratching a threatening message against Deputy Camila Flores. It was formalized in Villa Alemana @Cooperativa #CooperativaRegiones pic.twitter.com/wexceNlotI
    - J.L Pérez (@JLPerezOnline) January 21, 2020

"Strange" modification of the crime charged

In the same vein, his lawyer, Gonzalo Uribe, said that "there is no record that could even establish an indication of my representative's participation in the event," stating that the young man is a scapegoat: The State tries to criminalize the protest social and in this case look for an element in Villa Alemana, a person to blame. "

He even recalled that in principle the Prosecutor's Office was going to formalize the young man for the crime of an attack on the authority, but "strangely" he finally accused him of the alleged threat against the parliamentarian and the damage to the bank branch.

The lawyer, who also represents in other cases linked to the social crisis, said that if it is to be charged for scratches "there should be no less than two million people formalized in court, Chile is full of scratches on the wall, but just one of them affected a deputy, what she does is protect herself institutionally. "

Likewise, he considered "unpresentable" the security operation that Carabineros had for the audience: "He brought 20 officials for an absolutely quiet audience, which today was missing elsewhere carrying out other activities. It is a waste of resources of the State in a minor situation" .

According to the known antecedents prior to the formalization, after a denunciation made in the PDI by the parliamentarian herself, the security cameras of the bank and other nearby places led to identify Ashly León, 20, as responsible.

Prosecutor María José Bowen said that "at approximately 23:28 hours, the accused arrived at the branch of the BCI Bank, located in Valparaíso Street, in Villa Alemana, and seriously and seriously threatened the deputy, writing on the protection Metallic: "Camila Flores, I will kill you" ".

"These facts, in the opinion of the Public Ministry, are constitutive of the crime of threats and damages, committed as an author and as a degree of consummation," he said.

The Villalemanino court established a period of 60 days for the investigation.