Rafael Nadal believes his legacy at Roland-Garros is more broad than the record-setting 14 titles he won in Paris.

Rafael Nadal, a 14-time French Open winner, was honored at a ceremony at Roland-Garros on Sunday. The Spanish tennis champ retired at the end of the 2024 after more than two decades on the pro circuit.

Chatrier, only instead of competing, he was going to be feted by the French tennis federation for all that he accomplished on the red clay.