Nadal's 13 French Open Titles Part One - 2005 - Sportstar
Nadal shocks Federer at French Open
This Day In Tennis on Twitter: "June 5, 2005: Rafael Nadal, 19, defeats Mariano Puerta to win his first major singles title at the French Open. Nadal wins the title and his
Así eran España y el mundo cuando en 2005, Rafa Nadal ganó su primer Roland Garros - Sociedad - COPE
Rafael Nadal vs Mariano Puerta - 2005 Final | Roland-Garros Classic Match - YouTube
Tennis - 2005 French Open - Stade Roland Garros - Paris - France - 2/6/05 Rafael Nadal - Spain and
Snaps of Rafa striking 21 - Roland-Garros - The 2023 Roland-Garros Tournament official site
Wimbledon needs dash of Nadal
Puerta reveals he lied about failed drug test after French Open final loss to Nadal
One day, one epic match: Nadal - Burgsmüller (1st round 2005) - Roland- Garros - The 2023 Roland-Garros Tournament official site
Rafa Rewind, 2005: After beating Federer, Nadal wins first French Open
2005 Roland Garros Nadal vs. Puerta - YouTube
Rafa Rewind, 2005: After beating Federer, Nadal wins first French Open
Love at first sight in Paris
6,532 2005 French Open Photos and Premium High Res Pictures - Getty Images
Rafael Nadal Owns Roger Federer at Roland Garros - The New York Times
Spain Rafael Nadal won 6-7, 6-1, 6-4, 7-5 against Argentinian Mariano Puerta in the French Tennis open at Roland Garros arena, in Paris, on June 5, 2005. Photo by Gorassini-Zabulon/CAMELEON/ABACA Stock Photo - Alamy
Former tennis player Mariano Puerta admits lying to get reduced ban | Tennis News - Times of India
Toni Nadal y Carlos Costa recuerdan Roland Garros 2005
Rafael Nadal WINS French Open': How Spaniard made history on this day 13 years ago | Tennis | Sport | Express.co.uk
Remember Paris, 2005: Michael Chang On Rafael Nadal's First Triumph | ATP Tour | Tennis
French Open 2017: Rafa Nadal's Roland Garros evolution | CNN
Nadal shocks Federer at French Open
May 23, 2005: "Rafa" begins at Roland-Garros - Roland-Garros - The 2023 Roland-Garros Tournament official site
Nadal's misguided idea at Roland Garros
