Nadal vs Djokovic: French Open Men’s Finals result, and the winner is….

Nothing can stop Rafael Nadal’s historical desire to capture his seventh Rolland Garros title as he leads 2-0 sets over No 1 Novak Djokovic. With one set left for Nadal to carry on, it will be a mountain to climb for Djokovic to win the whole thing out.

Nadal started the French Open Finals with a 3-0 lead in the first set using his superiority on his service and volleys. It seemed that the tide was on the side of Nadal untile Djokovic tied the score into 3-3. Nadal changed gear to reach his maximum potential until he wins the set 6-4.

Second set was almost have the same story, only that Nadal was focused and not allowing Djokovic to break his serves. At the score of 5-3, rain began to pour down that halted the momentum of Nadal but when it resumed, Nadal wins the second set, 6-3.

The third set will be a test for Djokovic to dig deeper into his tank. Yes, in the first round of the French Open 2012, when the match was on the line he managed to comeback from two sets down. Djokovic will have to be resourceful in beating Nadal and he has to do it one point at a time.

Djokovic currently leads the third set 3-2. Will he be able to win this set?

Nadal vs Djokovic, who is the winner of the French Open 2012 Men’s Singles? Let’s await as the third set is being played.

My previous article on Nadal vs Djokovic

The supergame of Rafael Nadal vs Novak Djokovic will be the next sports spectacle to follow for all the sports fans around the world. Not done with conversations about the Manny Pacquia losing to Timothy Bradley yet another match is between the two giants of tennis who are looking to inscribe their names in the tennis history book. For Nadal, winning this match will automatically put him ahead over Bjorn Borg with seven Rolland Garros titles. On the other hand, Djokovic seeks his ultimate dream of getting his career grand slam. Yes, Djokovic captured the Wimbledon, US Open, and Australian Open titles consecutively that he will be trying his best to get this one.

Nadal is known for his dominance in clay as he already won six titles from 2005-2011 except for 2009 when Roger Federer won it. With all the attention on the toughness of the Spaniard, the French Open 2012 Men’s Finals over Djokovic gives him the advantage. In the previous rounds, Nadal has been overpowering his opponents to the level that most experts couldn’t believe. Nadal won all his matches in this tournament in three sets that totally be mind boggling to all. He eliminated Ferrer in the semis in straight sets to advance to the finals that his performance was so dominating. With his desire to capture his seventh French Open title, it will be a big battle for the Spaniard against the man who defeated him in the last three majors.

Djokovic is a man with a purpose. After almost losing to A. Seppi in the third round, he maneuvered himself to the French Open Finals against Roger Federer in three straight sets. It is a matter for Djokovic to continue his momentum as he faces the biggest mountain of his career. Though he won his matches against Nadal, Djokovic understands that he will be playing against the king of clay. Nadal owns the French Open that Djokovic may not find the room to operate with power. However, the No 1 player in the world knows how to destroy the pulse of Nadal and that he had done it before only in different venues.

The battle for the ultimate title has never come better than this. In the last five years, people were always looking to see Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer to meet in the semis or in the finals. Now that Djokovic emerges on the scene and Federer is on a decline because of age, Nadal opens himself to a new competitor and rivalry. Nadal-Federer rivalry is over while Nadal-Djokovic is new to the sight of many tennis spectators.

Nadal has a record of 51-1 on clay in Paris, losing only to Robin Soderling in the semis of 2009. That record alone will let his opponent think twice before entering to the court. The magnitude of this match is being carried by the fact that Djokovic outplayed Nadal in the previous tournaments. The fact of the matter is the Djokovic will try to dislodge Nadal in the French Open 2012 to win his fourth consecutive majors that only Rod Laver did accomplish 43 yeard ago.

Nadal vs Djokovic will be a titanic French Open Finals that all are set to see. Who will blink in the midst of pressure? Both players are tested in times of pressure that this can be the longest match of Nadal in this year’s French Open. Nadal hasn’t been forced to a desperate position while Djokovic was stretched to five sets twice of his matches.

In this French Open Finals, there will be no controversial decisions because the two players will not be judged at all. They will play the game to win and to be the best in the French Open. Yes, the French Open Men’s Singles Finals 2012 between Nadal and Djokovic start time is at 9:00 ET. The French Open 2012 Men’s Finals tv channel schedule is on NBC.