Stephen Herrera+FollowZeballos’ Clay Dream: From Rafa to GloryWhat a journey for Horacio Zeballos! After years of near-misses, he and Granollers finally clinched their first Grand Slam at Roland-Garros, defeating the tough British pair Salisbury and Skupski. Zeballos’ story is even sweeter considering his first Philippe-Chatrier memory was a 2010 loss to the ‘King of Clay’ Rafa Nadal. Now, he’s got a win to match that memory—a true full-circle moment for the veteran. Anyone else get chills thinking about the legacy of Nadal and what this means for Zeballos’ career? #FrenchOpen #KingOfClay #Zeballos #Sports #Tennis20Share
Stephen Wilson+FollowCould Sinner or Alcaraz Top King of Clay?After that epic French Open final, tennis legend Johnny Mac stirred the pot by saying both Sinner and Carlitos could actually be favorites against Rafa Nadal at his peak! While McEnroe thinks their level could challenge the King of Clay, Mardy Fish isn’t buying it—he flat out said, “Not a chance.” What do you all think: could these young guns really dethrone Rafa on his court? Let’s hear your takes! #TennisDebate #KingOfClay #FrenchOpen #Sports #Tennis00Share
Nicole Baxter+FollowRafa’s Farewell: Junior Steals the Show!What a send-off for the King of Clay! Rafa’s emotional goodbye at Roland-Garros was already legendary, but it was little Rafa Jr. who melted everyone’s hearts. The mini-Matador walked hand-in-hand with his dad, high-fived legends like Federer and Djokovic, and even shared a sweet moment with Alcaraz. The Nadal family’s presence made it all the more special—truly a passing of the torch and a reminder of Rafa’s humble roots. Did anyone else get chills seeing Rafa Jr. wave to the crowd? #NadalLegacy #RolandGarros #KingOfClay #Sports30Share
Nicole Baxter+FollowRafa’s Peaceful Exit: No Racket, No RegretsHard to believe, but the King of Clay hasn’t touched a racket in half a year! Rafa says he’s totally at peace with retirement and doesn’t miss the grind—even after 14 French Open crowns and a 112-4 record at Roland-Garros. He’s focused on family, business, and a new kind of competition (hello, golf!). Do you think anyone will ever match his Paris dominance? #Nadal #KingOfClay #TennisLegends #Sports31Share
Reginald Gonzalez+FollowKing of Clay’s Emotional Roland-Garros GoodbyeDid anyone else get chills watching Rafa’s farewell at Chatrier? The King of Clay left his literal footprint at Roland-Garros, immortalized with a plaque after 14 epic titles. The tribute video had even Nadal fighting back tears, and seeing legends like Federer, Djokovic, and Murray there was pure class. This wasn’t just a goodbye—it was a celebration of one of the greatest rivalries and eras in tennis history. What’s your favorite Rafa moment in Paris? #Nadal #RolandGarros #KingOfClay #Sports30Share
Kelly Jones+FollowRoland Garros: More Than Just ClayEver wondered why the French Open is called Roland Garros? Turns out, the iconic clay battleground isn’t named after a tennis legend, but a WWI flying ace! Roland Garros was a pioneer in aviation, not tennis, but his spirit of innovation and perseverance fits the tournament’s epic battles—just ask King of Clay Rafa Nadal, who’s lifted the trophy 14 times. Next time you watch a five-set thriller, remember: this court honors a true French hero, not just the game’s greats. #RolandGarros #FrenchOpen #TennisHistory #KingOfClay #Nadal #Sports40Share
Matthew Roberts+FollowRoland Garros Without the King of Clay?Tennis fans, are you ready for a French Open that feels totally different? With Rafa—the legendary King of Clay—officially retired, Roland Garros 2025 is wide open for new rivalries and potential record-breakers. The main draw kicks off May 25, but don’t get caught off guard: coverage has switched to TNT, TBS, and truTV this year. Who’s your pick to seize the throne in Rafa’s absence? Let’s hear your predictions! #FrenchOpen #RolandGarros #KingOfClay #TennisTalk #Sports00Share
Gregory Costa+FollowFrench Open 2025: End of the King’s EraRoland-Garros 2025 is set to be a historic showdown, marking the first French Open without the legendary King of Clay, Rafa Nadal, since 2005. With Rafa’s 14-title legacy looming large, all eyes are on young guns like Alcaraz and Sinner to step up, while Swiatek aims to extend her clay dominance. Can anyone break Iga’s streak, or will a new men’s champ rise in the post-Nadal era? #RolandGarros #FrenchOpen #KingOfClay #Alcaraz #Swiatek #Sports00Share
