2010 French Open Men's Singles Final - Analysis
On Sunday afternoon, Rafael Nadal will take on Robin Soderling in the 2010 French Open Men’s Singles final. Nadal holds a 3-2 edge over Soderling in head-to-head matches, but Soderling has won the last two including last year at Roland Garros when he upset Nadal in
the round of 16. In 2010, Nadal is 21-0 on clay and has not lost a set in the 2010 French Open. If he wins his fifth French Open title on Sunday, Nadal will regain the Number One ranking. On the other side, Soderling will reach a career-high ranking after the tournament (fourth if he wins, sixth if he loses) and has the experience of playing in last year’s final versus Roger Federer.
We present our analysis of the players below:
Form Stronger with each match Has looked impressive
Fitness Had some tough matches Hasn’t lost a set
Experience Second Grand Slam final On his “home court”…
Pressure Opportunity knocks… Wants the title back
Intangible Third in a row over Rafa? Will regain Number One ranking
We present our analysis of the players below:
Robin Soderling Rafael Nadal
Form Stronger with each match Has looked impressive
Fitness Had some tough matches Hasn’t lost a set
Experience Second Grand Slam final On his “home court”…
Pressure Opportunity knocks… Wants the title back
Intangible Third in a row over Rafa? Will regain Number One ranking
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