How many Roland Garros has Rafa Nadal won?

Roland Garros and Rafael Nadal are called to understand each other almost in each edition until they join together on the last day of the tournament. The Spanish tennis player is the absolute historical dominator in the tournament’s record and in 2021 he will seek the most difficult yet, his fourteenth winged in the capital of France. Nadal starts as a favorite, backed by the 13 championship titles that decorate his trophy museum. Nadal lifted his first Roland Garros title at just 19 years old, in 2005. The Manacor, then the fourth seed of the tournament, had dominated the season of clay with titles in the South American tour, as well as in the Masters 1000, then Masters Series, of Monte Carlo and Rome. With a great victory against Roger Federer in the semifinals, Rafa earned a place in his first Grand Slam final, in which he gave Argentine Mariano Puerta no option beyond the first set, after the 2005 title, in 2006, 2007 and In 2008, his most dominant year in Paris, Nadal remained at the top of the box at Roland Garros, a privileged position to which he returned in 2010 to concede a significant number of consecutive victories on Parisian soil. 2011, 2012, 2013 and 2014 also saw Rafael champion, who rested in a 2015 in which he was eliminated in the quarterfinals by Djokovic, after several weeks reduced by physical discomfort. An endless streak2016 seemed the year of the reconquest, but An injury pushed Nadal out of the box in the third round, before meeting Marcel Granollers. Two years of drought were too many, but in 2017 Rafael returned to dominate in Paris and did so with a streak that still has no end, and that is that in 2018, 2019 and 2020, the year of the pandemic, the Spanish number one has been the champion at Roland Garros and is keen to continue his dynasty in 2021.2021 is not being the best year for Nadal, who has not been as dominating as on other occasions on clay. However, at the end of the tour prior to Roland Garros, Rafa arrives with two titles under his arm, in the Conde de Godó Trophy and the Masters 1000 in Rome, and as a great favorite for the title in the Philippe Chatrier.