Spain's Rafael Nadal maintains high confidence of chalking up another victory on the red-clay courts of the French Open in Paris.
The young Spaniard is heavily favored to be victorious in the 128-man draw, but tennis fans are eager to see another battle between Nadal and the world's No. 1 Roger Federer.
If the defending three-time champion Nadal wins, he'll strong-arm his way to an elite group of players. Only Bjorn Borg has achieved four French Open titles in a row (1978-81) back in the days of wooden racquets.