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Rafael Nadal had no mercy from French Nicolas Devilder, who won in three sets by 6-4, 6-0 and 6-1, and was ranked for the third round of Roland Garros, where he expects the Finn Jarkko Nieminen, who has won all four previous duels.

Nadal is still far from his best game, but continues to make progress and offering increasingly better feelings on the runway in Paris. The Manacorense left something cold and doubtful to track Suzzane Lenglen of the French capital, but at Like Brazilian Bellucci in front of the first round, was released after the first set of drink and exhibited at times beatings that have taken him to be champion three times in this tournament.

Devilder, an unknown even to their fellow tennis player, left without complex and posed a direct duel, bluntly. The French showed a powerful, a strong right and correct a setback and drive, which put in serious trouble to Nadal throughout the first sleeve.
Nadal and to a good sack of errors not inclined forced the set in favour of Spanish. In the second raise bet, Nadal put the direct and repeated the script of the encounter against Bellucci, which however was interrupted by rain when the crash marched wind in its sails and 5-0 for the Mallorcan.

Just over an hour and a half it took to the encounter from restarting. Nadal did everything possible to avoid losing concentration and not to close the set flaqueó nothing more
The first break of Spanish in the sixth game of the match was answered by two consecutive games of his rival, aware of the stamina of Spanish and committed to finish the points early, racing to the maximum in their strokes. A point was to put the 5-4 in their favour in the ninth game, but a major setback to cut Rafah slowed down the aisle streak of French and was the prelude to what he would come over.

The impetuous Devilder game was not enough to hurt resume the match. Threading the second set ended with the hopes of a Devilder in the third took over starting any applause in the audience for his insistence that to stay in the match.

First round of Roland Garros

The Spanish Rafael Nadal tomb to Brazilian Thomaz Bellucci (7-5, 6-3 and 6-1) in 2 hours and 35 minutes and is measured in second round at French Nicolas Devilder.

Nadal could finally finish a game that had been delayed two days by rain, and that on this occasion was in a strong wind one of the main protagonists.

The rare weather conditions caused a party uncomfortable and cold, which Both players started losing his serve consecutively. Bellucci was an opponent as tough and brave, strong and the rest with a good right, which Nadal had problems throughout the first set.

Exchanges at long benefited from Manacor, but the ball short of a second slower or service Nadal were exploited by the Brazilian, who returned to break the service of Majorcan to lose it later.

Only errors not forced Bellucci deprived the young player to seriously complicate the life Nadal. In the end, the pressure and were able to win with the young debutant to tilt in favour of the sleeve tricampeón.

After the strains of the first set, both players are bent on slowing the game and make it boring at times, without any major shocks. None gave their service until the eighth game, where Nadal had already decided that enough and hoped that it was time to close the encounter.

That's when the Manacor awoke. A change in intensity and some of his blows were sufficient to impossible to break Bellucci and win the second set by 6-3. A agónico parallel to the line and a balloon mark of the house made to understand the extent of its Brazilian rival.

The third set did not have a history and handed Bellucci, Rafa closed the match in just over two and a half hours, finding his best blows and taking speed cruise he had failed to start. Debut of Spanish worked and sober, they are seen with Gallic Devilder in the second round to move forward in seeking its fourth title. the match in just over two and a half hours, finding his best blows and taking the cruise that he had failed to start. Debut of Spanish worked and sober, they are seen with Gallic Devilder in the second round to move forward in seeking its fourth title.

Nadal will debut with the Brazilian Bellucci in Paris

Rafael Nadal will begin his defence of the title at Roland Garros against Brazilian Thomaz Bellucci, who won (6-3 and 6-3) to Czech Tomas Zib in the run-up. The previous round had also been overtaken by Spaniards Miguel Angel Lopez Jaen and David Marrero.

In addition, the Manacor will face the winner of the encounter between the Frenchman Nicolas Devilder, which surpassed the South African De Voest (6-3 and 6-3), and Austrian Chris Guccione in the second round if it beats Balearic Bellucci.

Lopez Jaen and Marrero surpass the previous round Miguel Angel Lopez Jaen won the Brazilian Thiago Alves (7-5, 4-6 and 6-1) and managed to qualify for the first round of the French tournament, where he hopes the Canadian Frank Dancevic, while David Marrero won the German Bjorn Phau (6-3 and 7-5) and face the Romanian Victor Crovoi.

Finally, the rival Carlos Moyà in first round will be the Argentine Eduardo Schwank, who broke (7-6 and 7-5) of Serbian Ilia Bozoljac also in the preparatory phase.