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Rafael Nadal continues to demonstrate its hegemony in the clay surface thanks to becoming champion of Monte Carlo Masters 1000, thus ensuring its fifth consecutive title in this tournament. This triumph over the Serbian Novak Djokovic by 6-3, 2-6 and 6-1, show that it is and remains a living legend of tennis. Now the number one of the world is preparing for the following tournaments: Barcelona, Madrid, Rome and Paris.

Juan Carlos Ferrero has once again become a champion after the latest edition of the Casablanca tournament, played on clay. This triumph over the French Florent Serra by 6-4, 7-5 has allowed the spanish player go up 40 positions on the rank of the ATP after 6 years without raising any title. Clay has always been the favorite surface of Ferrero and now begins the most important of the season on clay, hopefully this victory will mean the beginning of a good run of results.

Andy Murray has become the first British player to win the tournament to beat Miami in the final to Serbian Novak Djokovic by 6-2 and 7-5. The young Scots joins his third title this season after the other two made in Doha and Rotterdam. It appears that Murray does not want to let go any opportunity to bring it more closely to the world number one, Rafael Nadal.

Spanish Davis Cup team continues showing that is one of the favorite teams to get to the final round after beating Serbia by 4-1.
After that, the Spanish team now lead by Albert Costa, will play at home again from 10 to 12 july Germany, which is in next round thanks to winning Austerreich by 3-2.

Rafa Nadal has won his first Australian Open title to Roger Federer and he becomes the first Spanish in getting there. The party has had to decide in the fifth set (7-5, 3-6, 7-6, 3-6, 6-2) after more than four hours of game. The Majorcan tennis player wins in this way their sixth Grand Slam and not, suggests the possibility of achieving the Grand Slam, ie, in the same year winning the four major.