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The Spaniard, No.5 in the world, had absolutely no problems against Argentina’s Facundo Bagnis (No.99), whom he defeated 6-3, 6-0, 6-3 in 1 hour and 44 minutes to get the ticket for the “32” phase of the big clay event.
He became, in fact, just the eighth tennis player in history to reach 200 Grand Slam victories, 72 of which have come at Roland Garros (his record is 72-2!).
First on the list is Roger Federer with 302, followed by Jimmy Connors (233), Andre Agassi (224), Ivan Lendl (222), Roy Emerson (217), Novak Djokovic (215) and Pete Sampras (202).
Nadal’s next opponent will emerge from the match between France’s Nicolas Mau and Spain’s Martel Granogers.
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