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Rafael Nadal (left) and Justine Henin each won their third consecutive French titles.
Rafael Nadal (left) and Justine Henin each won their third consecutive French titles.
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No One Better On La Terre Battue

The red clay of Roland Garros belongs to Rafael Nadal and Justin Henin, says SI.com's S.L. Price. But their dominance was just one of Jon Wertheim's many memories from a tres bien French Open.

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Without Tony Roache in his corner, Roger Federer looks to redeem a tough spring.
Justine Henin is the No. 1 player, and no one sparks more conflicting emotions.
Looking for a role model in the women's draw, no love for Nikolay again and more.
Outside Maria, the heralded Russian Class of '04 hasn't quite panned out as a force.
I chat with young sensation Novak Djokovic on his burst into Grand Slam contention.
Americans struggling? From my view, we're dominating nearly every doubles draw.
Flashback: Roland Garros '06
Flashback: Roland Garros '06
Different year, same outcome: Relive Rafael Nadal's second straight triumph and a third title for Justine Henin.
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