
Spaniard Rafael Nadal won the opening championship of France in tennis. In the final, the second racket of the tournament fought with the first seeded Swiss Rozhe Federer and prevailed with a score of 1: 6, 6: 1, 6: 4, 7: 6 (7: 4).
The match lasted more than three hours. In the first set, Nadal made a lot of unmuffy errors and allowed Federer of the story 5: 0. However, starting from the second set, the Spaniard was able to mobilize. As soon as Nadal began to play cleaner, Federer began to make mistakes: he lost the second set almost without a fight, but in the third and fourth he tried to impose his game to put on. Nevertheless, the Spaniard was able to demonstrate his superiority on the ground.
The victory in this match was already the 60th in the win-win series on the ground. In addition, for the Spaniard, this is the second victory in the tournament from the Grand Slam series. Last year, he was also the strongest on Roland Garros.
Before the final in Paris, Nadal and Federer met six times, and only one match remained with the Swiss - he won in 2005 at a tournament in Miami, RIA Novosti reports.