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Rafael Nadal has managed to David Ferrer (7-6 (1) and 7-5) their second consecutive Conde de Godo Trophy, which is the seventh of his career.

Rafael Nadal has managed to David Ferrer (7-6 (1) and 7-5) their second consecutive Conde de Godo Trophy, which is the seventh of his career, the day that marks 10 years of his debut ATP Tour. A very toned David Ferrer came out determined to break his slump at the final tournament in Barcelona, ​​where he had come three times previously had been defeated before Rafa Nadal. The Spaniard won the first game, winning act followed a "break" in which nearly left blank Nadal.

The Spaniard tennis player pulled back the break race for his rival, remontándole a 30-0. After a brief interruption by an accident of a spectator, the shock resumed with Nadal suffering imposing its service, a line that would remain in the following games regardless of the player who served. With 6-5 to Ferrer, Valencian enjoyed up to 5 times to take the set, but Nadal got over to force the "tie-break", in which Ferrer accused the missed opportunity in the previous game to give up easily (7 -1).

Nadal began in earnest the second set, sealing his first point with the utmost effectiveness. Ferrer replied with alacrity, but again to the Spaniard 2-1, Ferrer fought to overcome a 0-40 after he came to take advantage, but finally yielded to the pressure of his opponent. When everything pointed to the final heading Nadal, Ferrer returned the "break" a vibrant exchange modeled after the previous game but with different ending. Recovered from Valencia, who later managed another break that turned around the match in a 5-4 in their favor with own bathroom.

Again, Nadal got up, broke serve and tied his opponent 5-5. After defending his serve in white, Nadal achieved a new "break" that proclaimed champion David Ferrer before a who has made a sensational game but could not with the voracity of the Spaniard Nadal Thus achieved its seventh Count of Godo, which has always taken between 2005 and 2012 with the sole exception of the 2010 edition was Fernando Verdasco. As for David Ferrer, lost his fourth final of the tournament, all against Rafa Nadal, in 2008, 2009 and 2011, which has told the party conclusion that "it is very good," and congratulated him for his losses have come before a "big".

Finally Rafa Nadal David Ferrer wanted praise, which he said that "more than anyone deserves this title," wishing "you win" during his career. "It was the toughest match of the season on the ground, when you have 4 or 5 balls set against and saved there is a luck factor," said tournament seven times and Barcelona.