Rafael Nadal picked up where he left off this time last year in Europe - winning on the red clay and owning
Roger Federer on the Spaniard's fave surface.
The 21-year old
steamrolled the competition last week at the
Monte Carlo Masters, displaying his trademark tenacity in the final by coming back from a break down in the first set and 0-4 in the second against
Fed. He now owns a ridiculous 98-1 record on clay since April 2005 and becomes the first baller to win in
Monte Carlo four consecutive times (plus winning the last two years without dropping a set.)
Oh yeah - he also won the doubles title with compatriot
Tommy Robredo.
Pretty good week, eh?
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(image via AP)
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