Nadal touched Federer with indomitable speed

He is the unwritten king of Roland Garo. He made a storm in the mud court. Won the trophy, set a record. Rafael Nadal once again showed a glimpse of the French Open in the decline of his career. Durant defeated Novak Djokovic in the final on Sunday. Won the title. He also touched the record-breaking 20 Grand Slam-winning Swiss star Roger Federer.

Enthusiasm is not as fast as before. But there is certainly the price of experience on your own soil. Serbian star Djokovic was still a threat to Nadal in the final. But the record-breaking final did not freeze. It's called Panse. In the first two sets, Djokovic just flew to Nadal. The third set went to tiebreaker but the victory belongs to Nadal. Ronla Garo won the straight set, 6-0, 6-2, 6-5.

This is Nadal's fourth and record thirteenth title at the French Open. 20th overall. Four of the remaining seven Grand Slam titles have been won at the US Open, two at Wimbledon and one at the Australian Open.
Nadal's performance has been questioned in recent times. He silenced the critics with one of the best performances of his career. A win here is everything to me, he said at the end of the match. Honestly, I'm not thinking about winning the 20th Grand Slam and touching Roger's record. To me it’s just another rolling garon win.

Nadal also became the first player to win the 100th match at Roland Garon on the way to kissing the title. Nadal, the undisputed king of the clay court, also echoed in the voice of Djokovic, who lost in the final, Today you showed why you are the king of the clay court.