The ‘Big 3’ continues to be inexhaustible in the events that make history in the world of tennis. Rafael Nadal is imposed on Australian Open and put himself in a good spot to attack the fourteenth Roland Garros, the 22nd Grand Slam title.
It was in Paris where it became strong with respect to Novak Djokovic and Roger Federer, both with 20 ‘grand’ each. The face to face between them dictates the sentence in that sense.
Rafa Nadal continued to lose ‘head to head’ to Novak Djokovic despite victory in the quarterfinals in Paris by 6-2, 4-6, 6-2 and 7-6 (4). The Spaniard got him 29th victory for 30 defeats. The balance is unbalanced in his favor on clay: 8-2 at Roland Garros and 20-8 overall on this surface. And he also reigned supreme in the Grand Slams, 11-7. This last figure is significant.
In 59 chapters Nadal and Djokovic follow 50 of Balkans and Roger Federer, with 27-23 of current world number one, having won six of the last seven occasions against the Swiss. The latter, in the 2019 Wimbledon final, will return from two match balls.
Nadal and Federer, the rivalry par excellence after their anthological final at Wimbledon 2008, they are 24-16 from the Balearic Islands, even conceding to six of the last seven, when previously it had been 5-0.
the faces are not visible from wimbledon 2019where Federer avenged for a 6-3, 6-4 and 6-2 at Roland Garros, a place where Nadal was elevated to six times.
Source: La Verdad
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