html Late at night on June 5th, in the French Open men's singles final, Nadal, the thirteen-time champion of the tournament, faced the world's eighth-ranked Rude. Compared with others, Rude's star was a bit dim. It would not be an exaggeration to even call him a dark horse. After all, The overall competitive pressure in the lower half is not great. Nadal stood out in the first half, knocking out world No. 1 Djokovic in succession. In the semifinals, with a big lead, Zverev was injured and retired. In the first set of the final, Nadal went smoothly and easily achieved a 6-3 situation.
Nadal encountered an unfavorable score of 1-3 in the second set, made more unforced errors, and then began to counterattack! In the 6th game, they scored 4 points in a row and easily tied 3-3. In the 7th game, Nadal completed a single-game reversal. After getting the break point, Rude picked the ball out of bounds! Nadal has already taken the lead 4-3. In the 8th game, Nadal easily scored 4 points in a row to secure serve, and the score came to 5-3! In the 9th game, Nadal made an unforced error. Rude's second serve went smoothly, but Nadal took the initiative to go to the net and hit the volley! Rude's forehand went out of bounds, and Nadal scored with a forehand pull-up and got two set points.
Rude resolved one after another. When Nadal got the fourth check, Rude hit the net with his first serve and still made a mistake with his second serve. This directly ruined the game and fell behind 0-2, which was very unfavorable. In the third set, Nadal was out of control and scored 5-0, very close to winning the championship.
There is no suspense. Nadal easily won 6-0, with a set score of 3-0, and won his 14th French Open championship. Congratulations, King of Clay. Nadal is the greatest player in tennis. He is too strong to win 11 games in a row. This veteran does not give up or give in, which is touching.
