Murray: Nadal Difficult To Conquered

ROME - French Open grand slam tournament rolling soon. Andy Murray admitted it is difficult to conquer Rafael Nadal in the tournament.

Nadal deserved the title of The King of Clay or Clay King. Imagine, the Spaniard had won five since returning from a knee injury that sidelined him for seven months.

Remarkably, it is the seventh Nadal during the final tournament in the 2013 season. By collecting seven French Open titles, Murray assess former world number one was still going to be hard to beat playing in the tournament which starts on May 26 the next.

"Nadal is very impressive at all. His record on clay is outstanding. On the surface, he outperformed his opponent and after all did not play long enough, the level of his game down, "said the Scot, quoted from 7daysindubai, Tuesday (05/13/2013).

Murray admitted trying to beat the world's fifth-ranked player. However, the United Kingdom's best player was very impressed with Nadal's game is getting old has rediscovered his best form.

"Now Nadal has continued to play, he's found his best game level. Even if Nadal has not found his best, he's far beyond the level of his opponent. Consistency is very impressive and very interesting to see if he can maintain his game, "he explained.