Nadal won the first 14 French Open.

Nadal won the first 14 French Open. As the 5th seed of the tournament, Spanish player Nadal defeated Norwegian player Luther 6-3, 6-3 and 6-0 in straight sets, and won the Roland Galos Musketeer Cup for the fourth time in his career. Nadal won the first 14 French Open.

Nadal won the French Open for the first time 14, only losing six sets in the final, and sending out "eggs" in the third set. On Sunday, Nadal once again proved himself to be the "king of clay" in Paris. In the men's singles final of the French Open in 2022, he defeated Norwegian player Ruud 6-3, 6-3 and 6-0, and won his first14th French Open men's singles title, bringing the number of Grand Slam singles titles to 22.

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Since his first coronation in Roland Galos in 2005 at the age of 19, Nadal has gradually become the owner of Philip Shatil Stadium with his unparalleled performance. This year, when he beat world No.1 Djokovic in the quarterfinals of men's singles, I believe most people were psychologically prepared for Sunday's final, and even made a rude joke in the interview, saying that he hoped to be a polite guest at that time.

However, no one will believe that Nadal, who just celebrated his 36th birthday last Friday, will win such an easy and enjoyable victory in the face of a 23-year-old young man who has been practicing at Nadal Tennis Academy since 20 18. Even though Ruud briefly led by 3- 1 in the second set, Nadal followed with 1 1, and won the whole game while winning the second and third sets. The Spanish star scored 37 winning points, more than twice as many as Luther who scored 16.

When Nadal scored the winning goal with a backhand from the baseline, he threw his racket on the red clay of Philip Shatil Stadium and covered his face with his hand. In Paris this evening, he won the Musketeer Cup for the fourth time after the final of 14 French Open men's singles, raising his record in French Open men's singles to 1 12 wins and 3 losses.

No one can win a grand slam more than him. Because of this champion, he surpassed his compatriot Andres Gimeno, who won the championship at the age of 34 100 months 1972, and became the oldest French Open singles champion in history.

In all the Grand Slam men's singles finals that Nadal has participated in, this is the sixth game in which he lost less than 10. All six matches came from the French Open. Only in 2008, Nadal beat Federer 6- 1, 6-3 and 6-0, and lost even fewer games.

Of course, this does not prove that Luther is weak. After all, Nadal 10 has top players like Djokovic, Ferrer and Tim on the list of opponents who beat the French Open. Nadal thus surpassed Richard Hills and became the most male player to win the Grand Slam singles final with "10".

"Personally, it's hard to describe how I feel now. There is no doubt that I can win the championship at the age of 36. To be honest, I never imagined it. " Nadal said after the game, "Being competitive and playing another final at my favorite stadium is of great significance to me. This means everything. "

Luther said, "We all know that you are the greatest champion here, but I didn't realize the significance of the final until today. You are my true spiritual idol, and so are all the people in the world who care about tennis. So we all hope that you can continue to stick to it, the longer the better. "

Luther said this because Nadal has been saying recently that he doesn't know which game in the future will be his last game at Philip Shatil Stadium.

During this year's French Open, Nadal's left foot was frequently treated with injections because of the pain caused by ischemic necrosis of scaphoid, even before the final against Ruud. Nadal even said: "When I played ball, my feet were completely unconscious, and that needle made my feet completely fall asleep. So I can continue the game. "

Next week, Nadal will undergo a minor operation for this. If he can't solve the problem, he will consider another major operation. This means that he is likely to miss Wimbledon because he doesn't want to bite the bullet and get an injection.

Then, this will undoubtedly be a great regret. Because, in 2022, he won the Australian Open and French Open men's singles titles in succession, which gave Nadal the opportunity to win four Grand Slams for the first time in a natural year.

Moreover, although his 22 Grand Slam singles champions have become the "ceiling" of men's singles players, if the comparison scope is extended to all players, Graf is equal to him, Serena is one more than him, and the real first is Margaret Cote, who has 24 Grand Slam singles champions. At the same time, Nadal has a great regret in his career, that is, he has never won the championship in the year-end finals. "I don't know what will happen in the future, but I will continue to work hard." Nadal said.

All right. Because of love, sometimes you hope that he can get all the honors he can get, and because of love, you hope that he will always have regrets after a moment, so that he will move on.

Nadal won the French Open for the first time 14, and was still the "king of red clay"! In the men's singles final of the French Open in 2022, which ended on the 5th, Spanish player Nadal defeated Norwegian player Luther 6-3, 6-3 and 6-0 in straight sets, and won the Roland Galos Musketeer Cup for the fourth time in his career.

As soon as the first set came up, Nadal broke his opponent's first serve and led 2-0. Although the Norwegian made a comeback immediately in the third game, he had no choice but to make too many mistakes in serving. Nadal then broke and led by 4: 1 after the first five games. In the next four games, both sides guaranteed their own serve, and Nadal went to the next city at 6:3.

Luther's state rebounded in the second set, and he took the lead of 3: 1 in the fourth game. However, Nadal immediately adjusted his state, winning five games in a row and winning another set at 6:3.

In the deciding set, the game has completely fallen to Nadal's side. The whole Spanish team won by 14: 1. At 6:0, Nadal ended the game with a devastating momentum, won his 22nd Grand Slam title and defended his honor as "the king of clay".

Since winning the French Open for the first time in 2005, Nadal has reached the finals in the clay grand slam 14 times and won the championship 14 times.

Nadal further expanded his lead in the number of grand slam men's singles titles. His old rivals Djokovic and Federer have won the championship 20 times, two times less than Nadal.

On the way to the French Open, Nadal met Djokovic in the 1/4 final, which took 4 hours 12 minutes. Nadal won by 6:2, 4:6, 6:2 and 7:6(4).

Nadal won the first 14 French Open. On the 5th local time, the men's singles final was held at the French Open in 2022. Spain's Nadal defeated Norway's Ruud in straight sets and won the French Open men's singles title for the first time 14.

Nadal fought for more than four hours in the quarter-finals and eliminated Djokovic, the world number one and the top seed of this tournament. In the semi-final, he fought for three hours with the third seed and German star Zvilev. Zvilev retired due to an ankle injury and Nadal advanced to the final. Luther, ranked eighth in the world, defeated Croatian veteran Siric in the semi-final and advanced to the final, thus becoming the first Norwegian player to reach the grand slam final.

Nadal just celebrated his 36th birthday. At present, he is deeply troubled by his foot injury and takes various ways to relieve the pain. He even bluntly said that he would rather lose the French Open final than get a healthy left foot. Luther, 23, was trained at Nadal's tennis school, but the two had never played in an official competition before. When Nadal won his first French Open men's singles title at the age of 19, Ruud was only 6 years old.

Luther regarded Nadal as an idol and praised him as the greatest clay player of all time. Nadal also praised Luther for "keeping a positive attitude towards learning" and hoped that his time in tennis school would help him make progress.

Nadal and Ruud spent 57 minutes in the first set that day. Luther started badly and made many mistakes. Nadal seized the opportunity to expand the score to 4: 1. Luther then launched a counterattack and won two games in a row but failed to expand the results. Nadal won the crucial ninth game and won the game 6-3.

At the beginning of the second set, Nadal and Ruud launched an attack, and the score reached 3: 3. After that, Rudd's state declined again, and Nadal's attack was abnormal. Nadal won three games in a row and won the second set 6-3. In the third set, Nadal completely controlled the situation on the court and didn't give Ruud any chance. It took only 30 minutes to win 6-0 and win the final with a total score of 3-0. The whole game takes 2 hours 18 minutes.

Nadal, the "king of clay", won his 14 French Open men's singles title and his 22nd Grand Slam men's singles title. He also became the oldest French Open men's singles champion.