With three titles and a 15-game winning streak in the 2022 hard-court season, Nadal, who is about to reach the ATP1000 Indian Wells Masters, which is the fifth Grand Slam, has now become an absolute focal point. Because he will have a new record time.
This game may be a normal competition for Nadal himself, and there is nothing special about it. But for many golfers, the meaning for Nadal is different. We all want to know whether the previous records can be completely ancient in the battle of the Spanish God of War, and whether he can once again add a strong mark to his honor book.
The 2022 season started hard, and for Nadal, it was an absolutely fantastic presence, with almost no one to steal the Limelight from Espanyol. After crushing the dream of a second Grand Slam dream of Russian Medvedev, he won the second crown of the Australian Open in history, becoming the owner of the big three who currently won the most Grand Slams of 21, occupying the commanding heights in the GOAT competition. At the same time, Nadal also tied djokovic's double Grand Slam record.
What other miracles can the Spanish God of War do next? Soon the Indian Wells Masters may witness a historic moment for the Spanish God of War. Of course, because of Nadal's arrival, this year's ATP1000 Indian Wells Masters is full of more points to watch.
This hard-court season, Nadal has won 15 consecutive games, and as long as he wins three more games in Indian Wells, he will surpass the 17-game opening streak record set ahead of him, sitting in the second row after Djokovic to become the second person in the opening game winning streak.
Secondly, as long as Nadal wins two games, he will raise the number of victories in his career Masters to 400 wins, which will also be a happy thing for Nada.
In addition, if Nadal can win five more games, it will surpass Ferrard's record of the most wins in outdoor games.
In the end, if Nadal is as brave as he was at the Australian Open, winning the final Masters title, it will break another record set by Federer.
Federer won two sets against his compatriot Wawrinka in the tournament in 2017, becoming the event's oldest Masters champion, at the age of 35 when he won the title that year.
If Nadal wins the championship, he will completely surpass Federer, who is now 35 years and 2 months old, 2 months more than Federer.
Of course, at present, these records should only be theoretically difficult for Nadal, who is full of momentum and confidence, in fact, with Nadal's current confidence and state, netizens almost one-sidedly believe that Nadal may do it all.
Maybe Nadal himself doesn't care about these records, but as long as he stands on the indian Wells Masters, this year's Masters champion is nine out of ten.
So what kind of performance Nadal will have in this tournament next, and if he can complete the breakthrough of the record that several netizens are looking forward to, let's wait and see! (Source: House of Tennis Author: Starry Sky of The Moon River)