The Guardian -
27 May 2024 22:34

Dominance ends with three-set defeat to 4th seed Spaniard says 'big percentage' he will not be back On the 115 occasions that Rafael Nadal had previously stepped out to compete on the courts of Roland Garros, he had lost just three times. Across two decades, he had orchestrated one of the greatest eras of dominance in sporting history, pushing the art of clay court tennis to unimaginable heights. For so long, his success in Paris seemed so inevitable. Now it may be over. As Nadal returned this y...
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