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Rafael Nadal's 35 Masters 1000 milestones to commemorate his 35th title

Nadal beats Medvedev 6-3 6-0 for his 35th Masters 1000 title at 2019 Montreal
Nadal beats Medvedev 6-3 6-0 for his 35th Masters 1000 title at 2019 Montreal

Rafael Nadal was the last man standing in Montreal on Sunday, clinching back-to-back Coupe Rogers titles and a record-extending 35th Masters 1000 crown.

The victory against Daniil Medvedev was the Spaniard's most lopsided win in a Masters 1000 final since dropping just one game against Fernando Verdasco in the 2010 Monte Carlo summit clash. Moreover, it was his most comfortable victory in a hardcourt Masters 1000 final since 2009 Indian Wells when he beat Andy Murray 6-1, 6-2.

The Montreal victory marked the first time Nadal successfully defended a title outside of clay.

To commemorate the Spaniard's 35th Masters 1000 triumph, here's presenting 35 Masters 1000 milestones from his career:

#1: Most titles (35)

#2: One of 3 players to win more than 25 titles (Djokovic - 33, Federer - 28)

#3: One of 6 players to win more than 10 titles (Djokovic - 33, Federer - 28, Agassi - 17, Murray - 14, Sampras - 11)

#4: One of 67 different players to win a Masters 1000 title.

#5: Most titles at a tournament (11 in Monte Carlo)

#6: Most consecutive titles at a tournament (8 in Monte Carlo; 2005-2012)

Nadal celebrates a record 8th consecutive title at 2012 Monte Carlo
Nadal celebrates a record 8th consecutive title at 2012 Monte Carlo

#7: Most titles at 3 tournaments (Monte Carlo - 11, Madrid - 5, Rome - 9)

#8: Only player to win his first 5 finals at 3 different tournaments (Monte Carlo: 2005-2012; Rome: 2005-07, 2009-10; Coupe Rogers: 2005, 2008, 2013, 2018-19)

#9: One of 3 players to win 9 consecutive finals (Djokovic - 12, Federer - 9)

#10: One of 2 players to win 4 consecutive tournaments (Djokovic being the other).

#11: Only player to win 4 consecutive tournaments in the same season (2013)

#12: One of 3 players whose first and most recent title spanned 14 years or more (Federer - 17, Agassi - 14)

#13: Only player to win 4 titles in the season of his 1st title (2005)

#14: One of 5 players to win a title at 7 different tournaments (Agassi, Federer, Murray, Djokovic being the others)

#15: Only player to win a title in 10 consecutive seasons

#16: Most finals (51)

#17: One of 2 players to play at least 50 finals (Federer - 50)

#18: Best win record after first 10 finals (9/10; 90%)

#19: Most finals at a tournament (12 in Monte Carlo)

#20: Most consecutive finals at a tournament (9 in Monte Carlo; 2005-13)

#21: Only player to beat the same opponent in 3 consecutive finals at the same tournament (Federer in Monte Carlo 2006-08).

#22: Only player to play 10 finals at 2 different tournaments (Monte Carlo - 12, Rome - 11)

#23: Only player to play 8 finals at 3 different tournaments (Monte Carlo - 12, Rome - 11, Madrid - 8)

#24: One of 3 players to play 5 finals at 5 different tournaments (Djokovic, Federer being the others)

#25: One of 3 players to play the final at all 9 tournaments (along with Djokovic and Federer)

#26: One of 2 players to play 5 consecutive finals (Djokovic is the other)

#27: One of 3 players to play 6 finals in a season (Federer, Djokovic)

#28: One of 2 players to play 5 finals in a season on 5 occasions (along with Djokovic)

#29: Only player to play a final in 15 consecutive seasonsĀ 

#30: One of 2 players with 5 final losses at a tournament (Miami) along with Djokovic (Cincinnati)

#31: Most match wins (381)

#32: One of 3 players to register at least 300 match wins (Federer - 378, Djokovic - 345)

#33: One of 5 players to register at least 200 match wins (Federer - 378, Djokovic - 345, Murray-212, Agassi - 209)

#34: Best win % among players with 100 victories (381-79; 82.8%)

#35: Most consecutive match wins at a tournament (46 in Monte Carlo; 2005 - 2013). This is also a record for any tournament outside of Masters 1000s.

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