World No.2 Rafael Nadal, who recently revealed that posing in an undergarment was very ‘tricky’, has stripped down again for a brand new Armani campaign.
|Last Updated: Sep 21, 2011, 03:09 PM IST|Source: Bureau
Melbourne: World No.2 Rafael Nadal, who recently revealed that posing in an undergarment was very ‘tricky’, has stripped down again for a brand new Armani campaign.
One image shows the 25-year-old Spanish tennis player displaying his impressive torso as he poses in dark underwear while holding a dark leather jacket, reports the Daily Telegraph.
Another image shows the star lying on a wooden floor in the Armani shorts, showing off his pumped up muscles.
Earlier this year, the Spaniard, had said that his new modeling sideline had been a positive influence.
“Now that I’m working with Armani [it] is a new experience,” he had said.
“It’s a different world that is very positive for me. I enjoy it a lot.”
And according to him, though posing in underwear is nothing ‘really new’, he has always been shy while dealing with it.
“Well, that’s nothing really, really new. But for sure it’s always . . . I’m a bit shy, which you saw [in the unveiling]. With underwear, it’s always tricky,” the New York Post quoted him as saying.
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