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Rafael Nadal was too modest in 2005, as he achieved so much more

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Rafael Nadal revealed his goals for the 2005 season at the Australian Open. The Spaniard said he wanted to crack the top-20 or top-15 and make his French Open debut. Nadal achieved both goals and plenty more, winning 79 out of 89 encounters and adding 11 titles.

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Rafael Nadal was too modest in 2005, as he achieved so much more

After two decades on the Tour, Rafael Nadal is still among the players to beat. The Spaniard has won 20 Major titles and 36 Masters 1000 trophies to earn the status of one of the greatest players of all time, always giving his best and overcoming numerous setbacks to keep himself in the elite top-10 group. Nadal's first ATP title came in Sopot in August 2004 at 18, with much higher goals for the following season. Skipping about his main targets …

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