“We Know Who Is Going to Win” – Patrick Mouratoglou Sure Rafael Nadal Will Defend French Open Title
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For a long time now tennis fans have been waiting for the NextGen of tennis to win a Grand Slam. So far, no one has done it but some have come close. This has made people wonder whether 2020 will be the year that the NextGen will finally win a Slam. According to Patrick Mouratoglou, it is not going to happen at the French Open because of Rafael Nadal.
Rafael Nadal at the French Open
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In a recent interview with Ubitennis, Patrick Mouratoglou was asked whether there will be a new Grand Slam champion in the year 2020. He did not think it would happen at the French Open as he said,
“In Roland Garros, it’s going to be difficult as I heard there is a Spanish guy who is going to play again. Probably, every year, we know at the start of Roland Garros who is going to win. We just don’t know against whom.”
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Many will agree with what Patrick has said here as Rafael Nadal is so dominating at the French Open. He has won 12 titles there and he will be looking to add a 13th title to his collection. However, this may force him to miss the US Open.
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Due to the coronavirus pandemic, the ATP had to come up with a new schedule. In this schedule, the French Open and the US Open are going to be played in the same month. Many have predicted that Rafa will skip the US Open so that he can avoid injuries.
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This prediction seems to be right considering recent events. The Spaniard has confirmed his Madrid Open which starts a day after the US Open and in addition to that, Rafa was seen practicing on clay-courts.
While many would love to see Rafa play the US Open, it may not happen. He will play the French Open and hopefully, he will win his 13th title there.
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