Mariano had to pay for the wasted chances in a well-established pattern, getting broken at 5-6 while serving to stay in the tournament. Remaining focused, Nadal fended off three set points and grabbed a crucial break that extended the set for him and locked them on 5-5. The crowd involved as the set reached an attractive closure when Puerta held at love to level the score at 4-4.Ī few minutes later, it looked that the final would go into the fifth set when the Argentine broke his young opponent, serving for the set in the tenth game. The Spaniard was in trouble on serve again at 3-3, overcoming a 0-40 situation with a good drop shot and two service winners. Surprisingly, the fourth set started with a break of serve for Puerta, only his second of the match, with Nadal breaking back in the very next game to get back on the scoreboard's positive side. The set was quickly over with another break of serve in game seven after Mariano's double fault, lasting just 26 minutes and moving a teenager closer to the finish line. The Argentine wasted a 40-15 advantage in game five to get broken again, powerless against the Spaniard's strong forehand that made his life miserable on the court. Rafael Nadal claimed the first Major title at Roland Garros 2005. It was even more one-sided, with Nadal breaking in the first game and fending off two break points in game four to create a 3-1 lead. The Spaniard held at love at 5-3 to secure the set and level the overall score, gathering a boost ahead of set number three. Nadal raised his level in set number two, scored a break at 2-1 and forged a 5-2 advantage.
Rafa saved a set point at 5-6 before Mariano won the next two points to take the breaker 8-6. They reached a tie break after almost an hour, and it saw seven mini-breaks in a row. Puerta survived those and stole Nadal's serve in game six to level the score at 3-3.
Rafa made a strong start after breaking Mariano in the first game, with more chances coming in games three and five. There was nothing to separate them in the most extended rallies, and Nadal brought the victory home after taking 18 points more than his opponent. Song 4 - Joshua Hudes(Salary Man Escape, Sony PlayStation 4)īreeding Charts - Akito Nakatsuka and Naoto Ishida(BS SatesupuDX 4, Super Famicom)Įnding - Richard Jacques(Virtua Tennis 2009, Microsoft Xbox 360)The Spaniard was in front in the shortest rallies up to four strokes, while the Argentine led the mid-range ones. Stage 1 - Boudewijn Pelt, Remon Vos and Jeroen Petrick(Kang Fu, Amiga)Ī Chance of Success - Unknown(Roland Garros 2005: Powered by Smash Court Tennis, Sony PlayStation 2)īGM 3 - Yuichi Hirose(Vattroller X, Game Boy Advance) This week, tennis is prevalent but also horse racing, escaping jobs, kangaroo fury, and city simulation with heart and soul.īGM 16 - Takanori Masuko(Umihara Kawase BaZooKa!, Nintendo Switch)įusionistic Mystic - Phrase It Differently(Cities: Skylines, PC)
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