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(Original picture via The Star, alternative picture photoshopped by HCFoo)





(Original picture via The Star, alternative picture photoshopped by HCFoo)
Here is a magnificent picture of world number 2, Rafael Nadal, signing autograph at the world's tallest free-standing structure, the Burj Dubai.Fearless on the court, the world number two was at ease as he took the external lift up to the 158th floor – at over 600 metres – with Greg Sang, Director, Projects, Emaar Properties, who answered the Spaniard’s questions about the $1 billion tower.

“It’s incredible, insane,” said Nadal, who helped fasten the bolt into the steel construction and signed his name on the steel structure. “I was a little scared when I was in the lift but from the top it was unbelievable. I was reassured to learn the lift will be on the inside when it is completed!”
Nadal will meet Philipp Kohlschreiber (who made quite a mark at the recent Australian Open) in the first round today at the 2008 Barclays Dubai Tennis Championships.