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Nadal vs McDonald Live Stream Free Tennis 2020: The 2020 French Open begins today with only 1,000 spectators allowed on site. The French Open normally starts in May but was postponed this year because of the COVID-19 pandemic.Rafael Nadal has his eyes on the prize in Paris. If Nadal manages to claim a 13th French Open championship, he would also collect his 20th Grand Slam title overall, tying Roger Federer’s record for most Grand Slam titles.

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Serbian Novak Djokovic had an easy victory in his first match at the Roland Garros, where he sailed through with a 6-0, 6-2, 6-3 victory over Mikael Ymer.

Djokovic started strongly and won the opening set in just 20 minutes. But his error-free game got tossed around when in the second set he dropped serve early. However he regrouped and put it to bed at 6-2.
Little over three weeks since Djokovic was defaulted in the U.S. Open fourth round for hitting a line judge with a ball, he seemed cool as he outclassed the young player from Sweden.
Djokovic also showed his sporting self when he led the applause for Ymer when he played a sensational between-the-legs winner.

But it was one-way traffic as Djokovic polished off the second set with his trademark clean hitting.The 80th-ranked Ymer, facing a world number one for the first time, stuck manfully to his task in the third set and Djokovic became a little sloppy as he handed back a service break with a double-fault after which he flexed his hand.Top seed Djokovic, bidding for a second French Open title, glared at someone in the crowd in the following game and re-focussed to reel off the last three games for victory. Nadal had it easy as well
On Monday, Rafael Nadal began his pursuit of a record-tying 20th men’s Grand Slam title with a straight-sets victory at the French Open while Serena Williams made a slow but successful start in her latest bid to equal Margaret Court’s all-time mark.Nadal, 34, needs one more Slam to match Roger Federer’s record but has described the defence of his Roland Garros crown as the “most difficult ever” given the cold and damp conditions of a tournament delayed four months by the coronavirus pandemic.

Claycourt master Rafael Nadal started his quest for a record-extending 13th French Open title with a straightforward 6-4, 6-4, 6-2 first-round win against Belarusian Egor Gerasimov on Monday.Czech second seed Karolina Pliskova managed to rein in her errors and found a way past battling Egyptian qualifier Mayar Sherif with a 6-7(9) 6-2 6-4 victory in the opening round of the French Open on Tuesday. Pliskova had 27 unforced errors and hit six double faults in the first set under the open roof of Court Philippe Chatrier as the 24-year-old Sherif, making her Grand Slam main draw debut, saved eight setpoints to win the opener in the tiebreaker.

Former world number one Pliskova improved drastically in the second to level the match with three breaks of her opponent’s service games and a crucial break in the seventh game of the decider proved enough.
Pliskova, who retired in the final in Rome with injury before coming to Paris, sealed the match with an ace and will next meet 2017 champion Jelena Ostapenko, who earlier defeated American Madison Brengle 6-2 6-1.The powerful 17-year-old Tauson, making her main draw debut in Grand Slams with a ranking of 188, played fearless tennis to edge out the recent U.S. Open semi-finalist.

Tauson served for the match at 7-6 but failed to take any of three match points, the last one when her attempted drop shot hit the tape and fell agonisingly back on her side. But she refused to let her chance slide and broke Brady again before clinching victory on her fifth match point.

This year’s Australian Open junior champion blasted 48 winners throughout the contest as she added her name to the list of rising young stars in the women’s game.Paris, September 30: Novak Djokovic set his sights on French Open glory after thrashing Mikael Ymer in the first round on Tuesday. The Serbian, seeking to put his US Open disqualification firmly behind him, made an early statement of intent with a 6-0, 6-2, 6-3 victory on Court Philippe-Chatrier.

It took Djokovic one hour, 38 minutes to get the job done, with Ricardas Berankis awaiting in the second round. French Open 2020: Djokovic starts with emphatic victory And the world number one is determined to chase down a second crown at Roland Garros, having triumphed in 2016. “I’m ready physically, mentally, emotionally to go deep in the tournament,” said Djokovic.”Hopefully I can have another successful year here in Paris. 2016 was a dream come true.”Obviously the only French Open title I have won in my career, and it was a very long anticipated title.”
Rublev, who got the better of Tsitsipas in Hamburg, trailed Sam Querrey by two sets on Tuesday. Tsitsipas also slumped two sets behind in his clash with Spain’s Jaume Munar.

But both staged spectacular fightbacks, with Russian 13th seed Rublev edging out American Querrey 6-7 (5-7) 6-7 (4-7) 7-5 6-4 6-3 and Greek fifth seed Tsitsipas prevailing 4-6 2-6 6-1 6-4 6-4.
“Although I started well, I was kind of switched off again later during the first set,” Tsitsipas said. “Whatever I was trying to do, most of my shots were landing out and nothing was going my way.
“It was crazy what was happening out there, and I couldn’t find any solutions. I feel like I was just turning down the hill, and I’m happy that I took my time.

“I started thinking a little bit more. Started figuring out why I was rushing so much and why I was going for extreme things. After a bit of processing and thinking, I think that helped settle things down and have a fresh new start of the match.” Rublev accepted his display against Querrey was dismal, saying: “I was feeling completely tight. I choke another level. From the first point of the match till the last match of the match I was completely frozen. I couldn’t do one step, I could only hit, I was tight like I don’t know.” Matteo Berrettini breezed past Vasek Pospisil 6-3 6-1 6-3 before railing against the relentless march of time.

At just 24, the Italian is already feeling like a veteran after seeing the impressive exploits of compatriots Jannik Sinner and Lorenzo Musetti, who are both teenagers.
“Now it’s crazy. Until last year I was the young one,” exclaimed Berrettini, who faces Lloyd Harris in round two.
“Now these two are with big steps stepping in. I mean, my career is completely different compared to theirs. They started really young. “This is my third Roland Garros, and I’m 24. Probably them at 24, they would have played already maybe six Roland Garros. It’s definitely different.”y.