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Rafael Nadal, the King of Clay, was given a heartfelt farewell at Roland Garros, celebrating his record 14 French Open titles. Joined by rivals Djokovic, Federer, and Murray, Nadal reflected on his legendary career in an unforgettable ceremony.

Roland Garros pays 'unforgettable' tribute to retired 'King of Clay' Nadal

Rafael Nadal, the King of Clay, was given a heartfelt farewell at Roland Garros, celebrating his record 14 French Open titles. Joined by rivals Djokovic, Federer, and Murray, Nadal reflected on his legendary career in an unforgettable ceremony.

Rafael Nadal was given a rousing reception as the 'King of Clay' stepped onto Court Philippe Chatrier for the final time on Sunday in an "unforgettable" ceremony to celebrate his career at the French Open.
The 38-year-old, who retired from tennis last November, was serenaded by the Roland Garros crowd, with spectators wearing different coloured t-shirts to create the message "14 RG, Rafa".
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<blockquote class="twitter-tweet">
🥹🧡<a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/RolandGarros?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#RolandGarros</a> <a href="https://t.co/8HNClLCUe7">pic.twitter.com/8HNClLCUe7</a>
&mdash; Roland-Garros (@rolandgarros) <a href="https://twitter.com/rolandgarros/status/1926704851360055796?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">May 25, 2025</a></blockquote>
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Nadal dominated the French Open after winning on debut as a teenager in 2005, lifting the trophy a record-breaking 14 times.
The Spaniard finished with a remarkable 112-4 win-loss record at the clay-court Grand Slam.
He last won the title in 2022 and played his final match on the Paris clay last year when he was defeated by Alexander Zverev in the first round.
"I don't know how to start... I've been playing on this court for 20 years. I suffered, I won, I lost. I have lived many emotions here on this court," an emotional Nadal told the crowd after watching a video of his career highlights at Roland Garros.
Nadal's family and friends watched from the player's box, along with many of his former coaching staff, including his uncle Toni.
"It has been unforgettable, plenty of emotions for a guy like me that doesn't love these kind of things because I'm still a little bit shy for all this stuff," Nadal told reporters.
"I don't like a lot to be the centre of attention for these things. It was enough when I was playing tennis. But I enjoyed it, honestly. I suffered a little bit with the emotions, but I enjoyed a lot."
 - Old rivals pay tribute -
Nadal's long-time rivals Novak Djokovic, fresh from winning his 100th ATP title on Saturday, Roger Federer and Andy Murray all joined him on the main Chatrier court.
The trio walked out after Nadal's speech to greet their fellow former world number one, to a deafening roar from the fans.
"To have my three biggest rivals there on the court with me meant a lot," Nadal said of the other members of the 'Big Four'.
"At the same time, it's a great message for the world, I think, that best rivals, the toughest rivals probably in the history of our sport are able to be good colleagues, to respect each other.
"You don't need to hate the opponent to try to beat him with all your force. And that's the message that I think we showed people, we showed the new generations, and in some way that's our legacy."
Nadal hung up his racquet following the 2024 Davis Cup Finals in Malaga, initially denying him an opportunity to wave goodbye to his adoring fans in Paris.
His tally of 14 victories at a single Grand Slam appears unlikely to be beaten, with Margaret Court's 11 Australian Open titles second on the all-time list.
Nadal was presented with a special trophy commemorating his French Open record, with a mark of his footprint carved into the clay.
"I didn't know anything about the ceremony," Nadal said.
"Only thing that I knew before going there was going to be video when I go on, then gonna be my speech, and then gonna be a couple of surprises.
"Then when I see that, I thought it was going to be just for this year. Knowing that's going to be forever there, it's a present that I can't describe in words."
The 22-time Grand Slam champion received a send-off after his final match at the Davis Cup, but French tennis federation chief Gilles Moretton said earlier this year that "the tribute was not, in my opinion, what it should have been".
He said he had gone to visit Nadal at his home in December along with Roland Garros tournament director Amelie Mauresmo to discuss plans for Sunday's ceremony.

Rafael Nadal revealed that he almost retired from professional  tennis due to a foot injury that had kept him out for a majority of the 2021 season.
Nadal took part in the Laver Cup on Friday with his long-time rival and  friend Roger Federer who has recently caused emotional stir in the tennis fraternity after ending a stellar 24-year-long career, but the Spaniard made a shocking revelation, something that could have started the mourning of period long ago.
The 22-time Grand Slam champion said that he 'almost retired' from professional tennis after winning a record-extending 14th French Open title a few months ago. I'm not going to lie to you. During Roland Garros I thought that it could be my last tournament," Nadal told spanish media outlet AS
He also further clarified that he is not thinking about retireming anytime soon and aims to regroup and return to the tour when he is mentally ready to compete again.

Rafael Nadal makes an astounding retirement admission, says he almost quit this year

Rafael Nadal revealed that he almost retired from professional tennis due to a foot injury that had kept him out for a majority of the 2021 season

Here is what he said about his retirement plans

"I'm not going to lie to you. During Roland Garros I thought that it could be my last tournament," Nadal told a Spanish media outlet

Rafael Nadal revealed that he almost retired from professional tennis due to a foot injury that had kept him out for a majority of the 2021 season.
Nadal took part in the Laver Cup on Friday with his long-time rival and friend Roger Federer who has recently caused emotional stir in the tennis fraternity after ending a stellar 24-year-long career. But the Spaniard made a shocking revelation, something that could have started the mourning of period long ago.
The 22-time Grand Slam champion said that he 'almost retired' from professional tennis after winning a record-extending 14th French Open title a few months ago. "I'm not going to lie to you. During Roland Garros I thought that it could be my last tournament," Nadal told a Spanish media outlet.
He further clarified that he is not thinking about retirement anytime soon and aims to regroup and return to the tour when he is mentally ready to compete again.
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18-year-old Coco Gauff became the youngest Tennis player in 18 years to make it to a Grand Slam final after she defeated Italy's Martina Trevisan in straight sets of 6-3, 6-1 in the French Open semifinals on Thursday. The American Teenager has fixed her date with Polish Tenis Player Iga Swiatek who has entered the finals of the clay-court event after defeating Daria Kasatkina in the semis. The current World no. 1 is on a 34-match winning streak. The final which will be held on 4th June will also be Gauff's maiden Grand Slam final. Before her, Maria Sharapova was the youngest Tennis player to enter the Wimbledon finals where she also stunned Serena Williams to lift her first-ever Slam in 2004. After reaching the finals, the sensational youngster also appealed for an end to gun violence in the United States. After the match ended, Gauff wrote on the camera lens, 'Please end gun violence'. A heart emoji followed her message. 

French Open: 18-year-old Coco Gauff becomes youngest Grand Slam finalist after Maria Sharapova

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After reaching the finals, the sensational youngster also appealed for an end to gun violence in the&nbsp;United States.

18-year-old Coco Gauff&nbsp;became the youngest Tennis player in 18 years to make it to a Grand Slam final after she defeated Italy's Martina Trevisan&nbsp;in straight sets of 6-3, 6-1 in the French Open semifinals on Thursday. The American Teenager has fixed her date with Polish Tenis&nbsp;Player Iga&nbsp;Swiatek who has entered the finals of the&nbsp;clay-court event after defeating Daria&nbsp;Kasatkina in the semis. The current World no. 1 is on a 34-match winning streak.&nbsp; The final which will be held on 4th June will also be&nbsp;Gauff's&nbsp;maiden Grand Slam final. Before her, Maria Sharapova&nbsp;was&nbsp;the youngest Tennis player to enter the Wimbledon finals where she also stunned Serena Williams to lift her first-ever Slam in 2004.&nbsp; After reaching the finals, the sensational youngster also appealed for an end to gun violence in the&nbsp;United States. After the match ended, Gauff&nbsp;wrote on the camera lens, 'Please end gun violence'. A heart emoji followed her message.&nbsp; Also Read <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/others-sports/french-open-2022-rohan-bopanna-fails-to-make-it-to-the-final-of-men-s-doubles-1654173174990">French Open 2022: Rohan Bopanna fails to make it to the final of men's doubles</a>

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