Both
players had entered the contest with a perfect 12-0 sets record at this
year's Roland Garros and, after two hours and 46 minutes, it was the
six-times champion who stood with his arms aloft after firing an ace on
match point.
For Almagro, it was yet another defeat to his Spanish Davis Cup team mate and his win-loss record now stands at 0-8.
Nadal
will next face either another Spaniard, David Ferrer, or British fourth
seed Andy Murray as he pursues a record seventh title at the claycourt
slam.
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