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Feb 10, 2013 
Rafael Nadal and Horacio Zeballos pose with their trophies © Getty Images |
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Rafael Nadal stretches for a backhand against Horacio Zeballos © Getty Images |
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Rafa Nadal steps into a backhand © Getty Images |
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Rafael Nadal sets up for a serve © Getty Images |
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Rafael Nadal cracks a forehand © AP |
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Rafael Nadal signs autographs for fans © Getty Images |
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Rafa Nadal walks off court a happy man © Getty Images |
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Rafael Nadal signs autographs before a training session © Getty Images |
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Rafael Nadal attends a sponsor's event © Getty Images |
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A fan sends a message to Rafael Nadal © PA Photos |
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Rafael Nadal thanks the fans as he leaves the court © Getty Images |
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Rafael Nadal congratulates Lukas Rosol © Getty Images |
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Rafael Nadal wipes his face © PA Photos |
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Rafael Nadal takes a tumble © PA Photos |
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Rafael Nadal hammers down a serve © Getty Images |
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Rafael Nadal improvises © Getty Images |
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Rafael Nadal practices on the outside courts © Getty Images |
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Rafael Nadal participates in a practice session © Getty Images |
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Rafael Nadal poses with his trophy in front of the Eiffel Tower © PA Photos |
Jun 11, 2012 
Novak Djokovic looks nervously at the sky as Rafael Nadal heads back to his chair © Getty Images |
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