PARIS (AP) — Rafael Nadal’s first French Open match in the tournament’s main stadium came on May 25, 2005 — a straight-set victory in the second round against Xavier Malisse. That made Nadal’s career record in the tournament 2-0, and he was just getting started on the way to what would end up as a 112-4 mark and 14 championships at Paris.

Roland Garros will pay tribute to its greatest champion with a ceremony for the retired Rafael Nadal on Sunday — the record 14-time champion on the Paris clay retired from tennis last November after an illustrious career.

The legendary tennis player and 14-time champion Rafael Nadal to be honoured by Roland Garros. Nadal retired from his illustrious career after Davis Cup last year. The 38-year-old will return to Roland Garros a year after his first-round exit.