Introduction of the referral system has not only made the game of Tennis interesting, but it has also revealed the extraordinary power of judgment of some of the top players in the world of Tennis.
As we all know that if a player is unsatisfied with an umpire's decision, then he can challenge it through the referral system.
After that, an electronic review of the point is taken, and the final decision is made.
If we notice the game closely, we will find that most of the players do not have a good judgmental ability, and most of them have a very low success rate of their referral appeals.
Rafael Nadal is an exception in this case.
He has got some rare intuitional ability to judge the fairness of a decision.
Have you noticed, how does he make a referral appeal? He will come close to the net, closely analyzing the controversial point, like a dog searching for that 'smell of hint', and as soon as he gets the intuitional indication, he will immediately raise his hand for the appeal.
It is not a coincidence that most of his appeals are right, out of which; some of the points are in and out by less then a millimeter.
What could be reason for such an extraordinary judgment power? It is said that simple and innocent souls often have intuitional power, which suddenly warns them about right and wrong.
If we apply this concept in this case, then we can find that Nadal indeed is a nice and humble person.
Even the critics of Nada can not deny his humbleness that is clearly evident in all his interviews.
Isn't it?