The French Open held a tribute ceremony for Nadal, and the big four reunited like a "golden moment"

On the 25th local time, the French Open tennis tournament held a retirement ceremony for the Spanish king Nadal at Roland Garros, Federer, Murray and Djokovic all gathered on the court, and the big four appeared together again, like recreating the "golden moment" of tennis.

The Big Four are once again reappearing together, like recreating the "golden hour" of tennis

Nadal holds an unprecedented 14 French Open titles, with a career record of 112-4 in this tournament, and he made a comeback at the French Open last year but unfortunately missed a round of the tournament when he politely refused to hold a tribute ceremony for him at the French Open, but he accepted the official arrangement this year, and the stadium was not only packed with fans, but also stars such as Alcaraz and Swiatek.

Nadal came out to the applause of the fans, and he also thanked his uncle Donny Nadal, his parents, his wife and others who had helped him in his career, and his former rivals Federer, Djokovic and Murray also walked into the court together to give hugs and salutes.

Not only did the French Open surprise for Nadal, they also prepared a commemorative trophy for his record-breaking French Open, and also left a commemorative plaque on the court with Nadal's shoe print, symbolizing the immortality of the legend. Federer later told tennis legend Marie Joe Fernandez on TNT TV: "His [Nadal] dominance here [at the French Open] is amazing. He's incredible, and I'm excited to see him remembered forever as a memorial plaque, not just for a year or something like that. I think it means a lot to Rafa. So, I'm honored to have had the opportunity to play Rafa on this course. ”