00:00It's the absolute maître. 14 titles, and we often say that if there is a record that
00:03won't be beaten, it's certainly impossible. It's so impressive, in fact.
00:10I often think of a Spanish player who had faced Almagro, who was very nervous on the
00:16ground. He had a guy on his box saying that in 50 years, he will still win Roland-Garros.
00:22And we say that yes. Then he would say that he would play, but we don't know.
00:25We don't know. We don't know. It shows how much he has dominated this surface.
00:34He also dominated a lot on the circuit with his friends from Big Four.
00:40But Roland was really special. There's nothing else to say than respect to the artist.
00:47Rafath, it's just all his titles here. I don't have any particular memory.
00:50It's so popular. He has so many people on Philippe Châtrier, that for him, it's his course.
00:55He's one of my idols too. So for me, Rafan Nadal, it's still Rafan Nadal.
00:59No one can replace him. He's going to celebrate his 40th anniversary.
01:04But for him, he's at home here.
01:06Go 4 meu.
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