Crowd's boos add to pain for Rafael Nadal, says coach Toni AFTER midnight, when the lights were turned out and Rod Laver Arena was empty, when the requirement no longer existed for Rafael Nadal to demonstrate the brave face, it became apparent to his camp how wounding the hostile crowd reception had been during his Australian Open defeat to Stan Wawrinka. Nadal's coach and uncle, Toni, told The Australian in the early hours of yesterday morning that Nadal refused to retire at Melbourne Park because he wanted to give the capacity crowd its money's worth and allow Wawrinka the honour of being triumphant in a properly completed final of a major championship.