Djokovic eyes French Open

ROME. — Novak Djokovic believes his Rome Masters tennis triumph over Rafael Nadal is the perfect tonic ahead of his latest bid to win the French Open and complete a career Grand Slam. The world number two came from a set down to depose seven-time Rome champion Nadal 4-6, 6-3, 6-3 and capture his third title in the Italian capital on Sunday.

It was his fourth successive victory over the world number one and came just a week before the start of the French Open, the only major the Serb has yet to win.

“Winning a final of a great tournament with Rafa on clay is definitely a confidence booster and the ultimate challenge,” said Djokovic.
“I am very happy with my game and I hope I can carry it to Roland Garros.”

Sunday’s win was Djokovic’s 19th career Masters title and his 19th win against Nadal in 41 meetings. — AFP.

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