Monte Carlo Masters: Rafael Nadal Reaches Final, Sets For 11th Title On Clay After Defeating Grigrov Dimitrov In Semi-final

Rafael Nadal has reached his 12th Rolex Monte Carlo Masters final and set for his 31th Masters title after beating Bulgarian Grigor Dimitrov at the semi-final.
Grigor could not keep to his plan to stop the Spaniard in the semi final and was defeated in straight set 6-4 6-1 which lasted for one hour and 32 minutes.
Nadal, 33, have reached the final without dropping a set and it is the sixth time he would be doing this in a championship tournament.
Grigrov, 26, came into the game strong, puttung Nadal to test with deep ball and held him to a break 4-4 at the first set.
The reigning world no.1 soon gathered momentum and won seven straight games,  capitalising on the Bulgarian forehand errors to win the first set.
The second set did not come with much pressure from the Bulgarian who was soon overpowered by the Spaniard for his 34th consecutive win on a clay-court.
The winning the final is crucial to keep Spaniard in the ATP no. 1 ranking, and a defeat would mean he drops to no. 2 and Roger Federer overtakes him.