This player's first two tournament wins came in 2005 at Monte Carlo and Rome, beating Guillermo Coria in the finals of each. 
This player's first two tournament wins came in 2005 at Monte Carlo and Rome, beating Guillermo Coria in the finals of each. The first player since Andre Agassi to finish two consecutive years in second place in the world rankings, he holds a record winning streak of 62 matches on clay surfaces and was just the second ever to win the French Open in his first try. For ten points, name this tennis player native to Spain, best known for defeating Roger Federer at the 2005, 2006 and 2007 French Opens.
This player's first two tournament wins came in 2005 at Monte Carlo and Rome, beating Guillermo Coria in the finals of each.
Rafael {Nadal}