I'm not Federer resurgent Nadal says

I'm not Federer resurgent Nadal says

MANILA: An enhanced Rafael Nadal will appear for the 2016 season, the world's previous main tennis player said Monday after his most exceedingly awful season in 10 years. 

The 29-year-old Spaniard, now positioned number five, pronounced himself sound and idealistic for one year from now after a late 2015 rally that saw him beat everything except two of the world's main 10 players he has confronted since October. 

"I believe it's conspicuous that I didn't have the most ideal season, however I am number five on the planet so really it's not a catastrophe," he told journalists in Manila. 

"I don't know in case I'm going to win it (number one) back, (however) I'm striving to make chances to vie for the best competitions and I'm working so difficult to attempt to get that going." 

He had surgery to evacuate his informative supplement in late 2014 after different issues with his knees, hamstrings and back. 

Nadal's reality positioning sunk to number 10 recently when his long rule as a French Open champion finished. 

He likewise had embarrassingly early exits from Wimbledon and the US Open. 

Yet, the left-hander, with 14 Grand Slam titles to his name including a record nine French Open crowns, has following appreciated a resurgence in structure. 

He crushed any semblance of Andy Murray, David Ferrer and Stan Wawrinka in the gathering phases of the season-finishing World Tour Finals in London before losing to world number one Novak Djokovic in the semi-finals. 

"I think I completed it exceptionally well this season and I need to proceed with it that way," he said Monday. 

Nadal is in the Philippine capital this week to play in a parallel International Premier Tennis League visit, which advances an abbreviated, speeded-up adaptation of the amusement. 

Hinting at couple of his battles in the earlier months, the Spaniard quickly won over the group with his mark power more than two sets, snorting, pursuing and jumping after apparently acts of futility everywhere throughout the court. 

He beat world number six Tomas Berdych 6-5 (7/3) in the men's singles in the wake of collaborating with Croatian Ivan Dodig to crush Berdych and Canadian Daniel Nestor in the men's copies, 6-3. 

Indeed, even as he nears 30, Nadal rejected recommendations it may be an ideal opportunity to alter his playing style, possibly in the mold of his incredible opponent Roger Federer, to make him last more in the visit. 

"I'm not Federer, I'm Rafael Nadal. He has his style and I have my own style. I without a doubt attempt to enhance numerous things amid all my vocation and without a doubt I'm striving to be a superior player." 

"Furthermore, in the event that I am a superior player without a doubt I will have the opportunity to play a touch longer." 

Nadal said he was treating the IPTL visit, which started in Japan and will likewise have stops in India, Dubai and Singapore this month, as a component of his readiness for the 2016 season. 

Nadal is required to contend one month from now in the Australian Open, which he has won quite recently once.