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The sport reference - Rafael Nadal is left handed. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rafael_Nadal http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rafael_Nadal

• zipfle 12y ago
  It may be a bit different in sports, where handedness matters more directly. At least in fencing, a right-hander going against a left-hander is a very different situation than two people of the same handedness competing, and because right-handers are such a majority, lefties have loads of time to practice exploiting the lefty-v-righty special case. Actually one of the really interesting things is watching lefties against other lefties, because neither tends to be used to what for righties is the 'normal' orientation to the opponent.
  • fixedd 12y ago
    Reference: The Princess Bride :P
• cafard 12y ago
  A left-handed pitcher can last in major league baseball into his early 40s, an age when most position players and right-handed pitchers would have retired. There is an advantage from unfamiliarity in boxing (another comment mentions fencing). I believe that Marvin Hagler was naturally right-handed but taught himself to box as a left-hander.