Sumit Nagal: the first male Indian singles player to win Masters 1000 match on clay

Sumit Nagal of India won his first ever ATP Masters 1000 series match when he defeated Matteo Arnaldi of Italy in three sets, 5-7, 6-2, 6-4 at the Monte Carlo Masters. The 26 year old Nagal, ranked world No 93 had to win two qualifying matches to earn a spot in the main round at Monte Carlo. He is the first Indian player in 42 years to qualify for the Monte Carlo main draw.
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Vamos Rafael Nagal!!

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It's Sumit nagal but you can think of him as Nadal haha

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I hope he's wearing deodorant

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Nagal the Indian 🇮🇳 Nadal.

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I hope he's wearing deodorant

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dude is hungry