Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Rafael Nadal" in English language version.
2006 – Tied Borg with his 16th career teenage title in Rome, most in Open Era.
[W]inning on three different surfaces in that narrow time frame is unprecedented.
[Nadal's] Australian Open title made him the first man to simultaneously hold majors on clay, grass and hard courts.
[Nadal] became the first man in the Open Era to lose three consecutive finals.
Uno puede ser religioso, ateo, cristiano, musulmán, lo que sea, pero de aquí a llegar a todas las barbaridades que se han hecho por la religión es demasiado. Para mí la religión es la mayor causa de mortalidad de la historia.
Catalan and Mallorquin is more or less the same. I think in both Castellano and Mallorquin, it depends.(...) I speak other than Spanish, Mallorcan (sort of Catalan language) and my "funny" English. Roger and I speak English, oh well, I try to speak English....
During the final match at Wimbledon 2010 between Nadal and Tomáš Berdych, someone, allegedly Toni Nadal, yelled "I love you, Rafa!"
Nadal...also owns an Olympic gold medal, which makes him one of only two men to corral the Career Golden Slam, with the great Agassi being the other.
Nadal became the first man in the Open Era to lose three straight major finals.
During the final match at Wimbledon 2010 between Nadal and Tomáš Berdych, someone, allegedly Toni Nadal, yelled "I love you, Rafa!"
Nadal...also owns an Olympic gold medal, which makes him one of only two men to corral the Career Golden Slam, with the great Agassi being the other.
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