Talk:2013 French Open – Men's singles
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editI erased the part ...become the most successful player at French Open.. because he already is, his 7 French Open titles is the record.--190.7.201.2 (talk) 16:14, 23 April 2013 (UTC)
- Actually Max Decugis won 8 titles when the event was a French members only event, plus Nadal is only joint with Chris Evert for 7 titles since 1925, so technically 8 titles would make him the joint most successful player of all time, and not just since it because Open.
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