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Rafael Nadal is on a high. He won the Wimbledon and with it the number one crown. When he won at the Centre Court in 2008, and Spain became the Euro champions, the joy was double for most fans. Now, hopes have soared since Spain's defeat of Germany. And Nadal will himself be there to cheer Spain in Johannesburg when Espana roll out to battle the Dutch.
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