RAFAEL NADAL

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Complete name: Rafael Nadal Parera

Date of birth: 3 of June of 1986

Birthplace: Manacor, Majorca, Spain

Civil state: Single

Height: 1,85

Weight: 85

Eyes: Brown

Hobbies: Play Station, Soccer, read some books, go fishing and go to cinema with his friends.

Place of residence: Manacor, Majorca, Spain

Odd habits: Take shower before the match.

Rafael Nadal musical preferences: Maná, Bon Jovi and Bryan Adams

Favorite actors: Morgan Freeman and Denzel Washington

CAREER

Rafael Nadal won Wimbledon beating Roger Federer in a long 5 set battle. Roland Garros 2006 (Rafael Nadal over Federer again)

Masters Series of Rome (2006)

Trophy Count of Godó (2006)

Masters Series of Montecar it (2006)

Match of Dubai (2006)

 

Masters Series of Madrid (2005)

China Open (2005)

Masters Series of Montreal, Canada (2005)

Match of Stuttgart, Germany (2005)

Match of Bastad, Sweden (2005)

Roland Garros, Paris (2005)

Masters Series of Rome (2005)

Open Seat Godo, Barcelona (2005)

Tennis Masters Montecarlo, Monaco (2005)

Mexican Open of tennis, Acapulco (2005)

Brazil Open, Costa do Sauipe (2005)

Idea Prokom Open, Sopot (2004)

 

RECORDS

In Rafael Nadal records currently is a 60-match clay court winning streak—an Open Era record for a male player.

Rafael Nadal is one of only two people to win the French Open on his first attempt, the first being Mats Wilander in 1982. By defending his title in 2006, he is a perfect 14-0 in the tournament.

At 19 years 1 month and 22 days, Rafael Nadal became the third teenager in history (since 1973) to reach world no. 2 in the INDESIT ATP Entry Ranking, joining Boris Becker (18 years, 9 months and 17 days) and Björn Borg (18 years, 10 months and 2 days) as the only teenagers to be ranked no.2.

He has held two winning streaks of 20 consecutive matches or more. The first one was a 24-match winning streak in mid 2005; the second is a streak of 26 matches dating from his loss to Carlos Moya in March 2006 to his retirement due to injury in the quarterfinals of the Queen’s Club tournament against Lleyton Hewitt on 16 June 2006.

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