Nadal chooses the best point he has won at Roland Garros

Andrés Tomás Rico - 23 Nov 2025

Rafael Nadal had to choose which was his best point won at Roland Garros. Not an easy task considering the 18 editions he participated in, winning 14 times. But after much thought, he was clear, a point against David Ferrer in the quarter-finals of Roland Garros 2005, where he executed a trademark passing shot. And this is how the Spaniard explains it: "It was a very important moment in the match, it was a very difficult shot coming from a complicated position. Watching it now reminds me of how fast I was back then."

Which of these four iconic points does Rafa consider his best?

🔸vs Djokovic (2021 semi-final)
🔸vs Wawrinka (2017 final)
🔸vs Federer (2011 final)
🔸vs Ferrer (2005 quarter-final) pic.twitter.com/5rpUyLjT9M

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