Barcelona: Nadal d. Ferrer wins barselona

This is the second tournament Nadal has won at least six times, and he'll have a chance for a third and fourth—Rome and Roland Garros—in the coming weeks. Along with Madrid, Nadal has three more opportunities on the dirt to make winners' speeches and leave us speechless.
Nadal, 24, is now unbeaten on clay in 34 matches and looks primed for a sixth French Open title in June.
Nadal won the Barcelona Open five years in a row - beating Ferrer in the 2008 and 2009 finals - before skipping the tournament in 2010 because of a knee injury.
"It's incredible to come back here to my tournament and my fans after not being able to play last year," said Nadal.
"I am very, very happy for the win and sorry for David, who is having a fantastic year and deserves a title. It's bad luck for him having to play me in three finals but it's my sixth title here and it's a huge delight."