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Rafael Nadal on Sunday aims to win a 14th French Open title when he faces Casper Ruud in the final. There are some elite athletes with 14 or more titles in the same event. Those athletes are Phil Taylor (darts), Giacomo Agostini (motorcycling), Trevor Brazile (rodeo).
Rafael Nadal will become the oldest man to win the French Open title if he defeats Casper Ruud, the Norwegian whose clay court talents he has personally helped foster.
The 21-year-old Iga Swiatek on Saturday won her second French Open title after defeating Coco Gauff 6-1, 6-3 in the women's singles final. The tennis star from Poland was at her best in the summit clash and she did not give any chance to Gauff to make a comeback. After the win, Swiatek was seen going up to the stands and hugging Bayern Munich star Robert Lewandowski who represents Poland in international football.
French Open women's champion Iga Swiatek said she was "overwhelmed" after finding out Poland and Bayern Munich striker Robert Lewandowski was in attendance to witness her claim a second Grand Slam title on the Parisian clay. Following her 6-1 6-3 win over American teenager Coco Gauff in Saturday's final, Swiatek had a handshake and a quick hug with her compatriot after going up to the stands to celebrate with her team. "I didn't know (Lewandowski was in the stands), and I'm happy about that, because I would get so stressed," Swiatek told reporters.
Jessica Pegula has reached the French Open women's doubles final alongside teenage sensation Coco Gauff. The duo defeated fellow Americans Madison Keys and Taylor Townsend on Friday to advance to the final.
Coco Gauff wept in her courtside chair, cried on the trophy podium and sobbed again in the press room as the US teenager admitted her French Open final defeat Saturday was a "lot to handle".
Rafael Nadal has been hailed as the Real Madrid of tennis before he bids to beat his "student" and win his 14th French Open title on Sunday. Norway's Casper Ruud, who trains at Nadal's Mallorca academy, reckons facing the Spaniard in the final here is probably "the greatest challenge" in sport.
French Open women's champion Iga Swiatek said she was "overwhelmed" after finding out Poland and Bayern Munich striker Robert Lewandowski was in attendance to witness her claim a second Grand Slam title on the Parisian clay.