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Day 15: Sunday, June 6, 2010
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Headlines
- Nadal's Fifth Symphony
Rafael Nadal is now just one Roland Garros title short of tying Bjorn Borg's all-time mark of six crowns, and if he stays healthy, keeps improving and is as determined as he was in crushing this years field without dropping a set, he is a near lock to pull off the feat in 2011. > Full Story - Sunday 6 June: As it Happens
Rafael Nadal won his fifth French Open crown and seventh Slam on the hallowed clay of Philippe Chatrier court on Sunday. Relive all the action from the final day of the tournament right here. > Full Story - Svitolina and Velotti take French Open junior titles
Elina Svitolina became the first Ukrainian in history to win the girls’ singles, while Agustin Velotti was the first Argentinean to win the boys’ singles since Guillermo Coria in 1999. > Full Story - As it happened: Robin Soderling (No5 SWE) v Rafael Nadal (No2 ESP)
Game-by-game commentary of the 2010 French Open men's final which saw Rafael Nadal win his fifth Roland Garros title in six years, defeating No.5 seed Robin Soderling in straight sets. > Full Story - Nadal takes fifth French Open title
Rafael Nadal posted one of the best defensive performances of this year’s tournament to claim his fifth French Open title with a 6-4, 6-2, 6-4 victory over Sweden's Robin Soderling. > Full Story - Soderling takes second spot again
For the second time in as many years, Sweden’s Robin Soderling suffered a crushing defeat in the Roland Garros final. > Full Story - Schiavone’s success… as seen by the Italians
Francesca Schiavone’s success at the French Open was hailed by the Italian press. Her bravery, her faultless tennis, and her historical victory all made the headlines. > Full Story
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