Spain's Rafael Nadal has won a record 10th French Open tennis title on Sunday.
He beat Stan Wawrinka in straight sets in Paris, winning 6-2 6-3 6-1.
He becomes the first man to win the same grand slam ten times in the Open era.
The 31-year-old claimed his 15th Grand Slam title and moves into second place on the all-time list, behind his great rival Roger Federer.
Rafael Nadal's roll through #RG17 ended with a 6-2, 6-3, 6-1 conquest of Stan Wawrinka, who was 3-0 in Slam finals: https://t.co/Q1BGBTSjOm pic.twitter.com/jhoSDiidBm
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"I play my best in all events," he said afterwards, adding: "but the feeling I have here is impossible to describe and you can't compare it.
"The nerves and adrenaline I feel on this court is impossible to compare. It's the most important event in my career."
Wawrinka was sportsmanlike afterwards, congratulating the Spaniard. "Rafa, I have nothing to say about today. You were too good.
"You are a great example and it's always been an honour to play against you. Congratulations on your career, to you and your team."
