Tennis: Nadal claims 11th French Open title

Tennis: Nadal claims 11th French Open title

PARIS, France, June 11 Kyodo - Combined photo taken June 7, 2018, shows Rafael Nadal of Spain (R) and Dominic Thiem of Austria, finalists of this year's French Open men's singles in Paris. Nadal beat Thiem in straight sets on June 10 for a record-extending 11th French Open title.

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