Nadal Bandana

Now he is again, fighting against the finalists from last year Novak Djokovic and wild card entry Andy Murray hoping to beat a world record tennis by entering his sixth Masters title in a row.

Nadal, 23, entered the Monte Carlo Masters this year with a 29-1 career record and is proud to march with 27 straight wins since losing to Guillermo Coria in 2003. Today, he will be his two hundred and first Masters 1000 ATP World Tour game - an astonishing number for a player his age. Nadal stands proudly at 6'1 "and is a very imposing to the court. His aggressive style of play and massive forehand made him formidable player.

He began playing tennis when he was three. Immediately his uncle, Toni former tennis pro, recognized the talent of the young to the game, Toni has been coaching him since. Nadal won his first championship when he was eight years old, who made him work even harder in training and practice. At that time, Toni began to encourage him to play the left hand (Nadal is naturally right-handed), a move that would give him an advantage on the ground. It still uses this strategy today.

As a teenager, Nadal was also a football fan, and was heavily involved in both sports. Her father, worried about the future education of children, forces her to choose one. Obviously, Nadal chose tennis. The choice paid off, and by age 17, Nadal has been ranked among the top 50 tennis players in the world.

His entry into the Pro has been criticized - not because of the way Nadal played, but because of what he looked like. Her tendency to wear sleeveless shirts, pants below the knee and a bandana endless mocking of the press. A speaker of the television, even joked that he showed a set of clothing from his sister. Nadal shrugged his jokes, and continued to play like a champion.

Nadal career exploded in 2005 when he dominated the season of spring clay court, winning 25 consecutive games and ranks as a major force. This year, he won the ATP Most Improved Player of the year. Now, Nadal is ranked No. 5 in the world, making him the youngest player to do so in the Top 10 since Andrei Medvedev in 1993.

Recent years have been a battle against injuries forcing out of court time here and there, but overall its path of progress have been a tough climb to the summit. Now Nadal is confident he calls his 6th straight Monte Carlo Masters this year. His main opponent, Roger Federer does not play this year, giving Nadal a good chance of meeting its objective. "I've always been a winner," Nadal said in an official press release. "And will soon be one again!"

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