Rafael Nadal wins ninth French Open title
Rafael Nadal saw off the threat of Novak Djokovic for another year to win his ninth French Open title and a record fifth in succession.
The Spaniard, 28, coped better in hot conditions as he won 3-6; 7-5; 6-2; 6-4 in three hours and 31 minutes.
Nadal is the first man ever to win a major title nine times, taking his Grand Slam total to 14.
The victory also means he will remain world number one ahead of Djokovic
Nadal reacts after winning his French Open men's singles final match against Novak Djokovic.
Nadal cries as he attends the trophy ceremony of the French Open
Djokovic reacts after losing the final of French Open 2014.
Nadal, who will retain his place at the top of the rankings with the victory, has now won 14 Grand Slam titles, tied for second among the men with Pete Sampras. Only Roger Federer, with 17 majors, has more
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