Ay caramba.

I think of all times I’ve made of fun Rafa‘s outfits, this one is the most deserving. He participated in this fan event in Shanghai before his win over Blake (three sets, if you care). Went there, said a few words, made a few kids happy and wore a t-shirt that said “Nadal” in pink.

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A t-shirt. With his name on it. In pink. (I actually like the plaid shorts.)

I’m not saying that I don’t like the tee, I do. I’d even buy it and proudly wear it as the Rafatard I am. But he wearing the shirt? It’s like the same level of monogram ridiculousness. Except it’s Rafa, so he was probably all “Free t-shirt! Cool! It even has my name on it! Me gusta mucho”. Bless that kid.

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  1. It was a Nike event to launch those Nadal fan shirts, and where Nike had hanged hundreds of them (in pink) onto all the balconies of a nearby Shanghai highrise, so it was just a marketing gimmick for Rafa to appear in the shirt as well. Check at the Nike site.

  2. federer did it better

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