Rocket Hospitality Rafael Nadal continues to rule the clay in Paris convincingly winning his thirteenth French Open crown against world number one Novak Djokovic. This is the same Djokovic who has won all his 37 matches in 2020, bar match he was disqualified from at the US Open when he hit a line judge.
The final, between the two current best players, was a one-way affair with Nadal winning in straight sets which included the first set to love.
Spain’s Rafael Nadal beat Daniel Medvedev in Sunday’s US Open final to move within one Grand Slam of Roger Federer’s record.
If a great final fought over five sets Nadal ended up winning the final set 6-4 which was his fourth US Open title and 19th Grand Slam title leaving him just one short of Roger Federer’s total.
Rafael Nadal served up a tennis master class in Paris and won his 12th French Open crown which is a remarkable achievement.
The Spaniard had not been in form leading up to the tournament, losing in Monte Carlo, Madrid and Barcelona and had been suffering from injury too. However back at his most successful tournament he proved victorious against Dominic Thiem and he heralded it as ‘biggest satisfaction’ of his career which is some statement considering the amount of titles and Grand Slams he has won.
The Champions League has now reached the semi-final stage and feature two mouth-watering ties, Liverpool v Barcelona and Tottenham Hotspur v Ajax which are both two legged affairs being played over the next two weeks.
The winner of the first match will be favourites to win the Champions League, both clubs have had fantastic seasons whilst the other semi-final is contested by two teams who were not fancied to get this far but have played some fantastic football and defied the odds. Ajax were 250-1 to win the Champions League back in August and Tottenham Hotspur only gained one point from their opening three Champions’ League group games but turned it around claiming a draw in Barcelona and then defeating Borussia Dortmund and Manchester City in the knockout stages.
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