Rafael Nadal crushes Fernando Verdasco and wins sixth title in Monte Carlo

Rafael Nadal crushes Fernando Verdasco and wins sixth title in Monte Carlo:In the first final between two Spanish since Juan Carlos Ferrero beat Carlos Moya in 2002, Rafael Nadal showed the delicacy of his tennis to subdue Fernando Verdasco and add the 37th title to his career, the first this year in the short final of this tournament in many years, in which he served two purposes. You have now tied with Roger Federer in the 1000 cumulative number of Masters, 16, and is situated one behind the leader, American Andre Agasssi, and also broke a streak in which he left blank tournament, which began on May 3, 2009 in Rome. No one had been able, in the Open Era, winning six consecutive tournaments. Nadal was made today, also without dropping a set in the table to break Verdasco in just one hour and 25 minutes by adding its tenth victory against Madrid, with whom he has never lost.