Nadal, the top-ranked Spaniard, won his record fourth Rome Masters on Sunday, beating defending champion Novak Djokovic 7-6 (7-2), 6-2 for his third clay-court title in three weeks, adding to his victories at the Monte Carlo Masters and Barcelona Open. Having only dropped one set over the three-week stretch, it’s tough to imagine someone taking three sets from Nadal at the French Open, which begins in three weeks. The Spaniard will be aiming for a record fifth consecutive title at Roland Garros, which would break a tie with Bjorn Borg, who won six French Opens overall.