How did Nadal get the nickname “The King of Clay”?
Rafael Nadal, widely known as the "King of Clay," is a Spanish professional tennis player who has dominated the sport on clay surfaces throughout his career. Nadal first earned this nickname during the 2005 French Open when he defeated world No. 1 Roger Federer in the semifinals and went on to win his first Grand Slam title. Since then, Nadal has won a record 14 French Open titles, extending his reign as the undisputed king of clay. His exceptional footwork, relentless determination, and devastating topspin forehand have proven to be a formidable combination on clay courts.
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- When did Nadal first win the French Open? In 2005
- How many French Open titles has Nadal won? 14
- Who did Nadal defeat in the 2005 French Open semifinals before winning his first Grand Slam title? Roger Federer
- What is Nadal's signature shot? Topspin forehand
- What is Nadal's nickname? The King of Clay
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