This morning, Nadal excellently defeated the world's number one player Djokovic to crowned Rome Masters for the 10th in his career. The Spaniard won 2-1 with the score of lightning to 7-5, 1-6 and 6-3.
The 1 hour 15 minutes in Italy is the 57th clash between the two players in his career. The performance of both helped fans have full -icous and emotional moments.
Notably, Nadal, despite winning, there are many moments of anger on the central field in Foro Italico. The most significant situation is Nadal's great point of saving in lightning. In an attempt to chase the ball, Nadal flew the ball racket scored in the surprise of Djokovic. However, the Spanish tennis player also had to throw the racket away and fall on the yard, causing clothes to wool mud.
Perhaps that was why Nadal had a celebration like an angry monster. The 34 -year -old also did not forget to vent his anger on the referee Carlos Bernardes when he thought that the line on the pitch was too high, causing him to have problems when moving. In the quarterfinals against Alexander Zverev, Nadal also complained about this issue.
The camera showed Nadal angrily told the referee: “It is unbelievable, the pitch lines … in the end they will one day kill us!”. Many experts and fans show that they have never seen Nadal so angry.
The victory at Rome Masters is the perfect momentum for Nadal to protect the title of Roland-Garros taking place later this month. He also balanced the record with Djokovic with 36 times the ATP 1000 championship.
