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Rafael Nadal's fourth consecutive French Open title once again comes at the expense of Roger Federer's career Grand Slam. (AP Images).

At the Roland Garros stadium on Sunday morning, Rafael Nadal steamrolled through number one-ranked Roger Federer en route to claiming his fourth consecutive French Open title.

The win, that came in such a convincing fashion that it spoiled the usually calm demeanor of the 26-year-old Federer, puts Nadal on a level of French Open supremacy with only Bjorn Bork who won the contest repeatedly between 1978 and 1981.

Nadal made quick work of the Swiss this morning, contributing a 6-1, 6-3, 6-0 victory to their already storied rivalry. Early in the match Nadal hammered off a sweep of six consecutive games before closing the game with a sweep of nine more.

Simply put, Nadal made short work of tennis' greatest player, becoming the first since Bork (again) to win the final without giving up a set.

The loss is Federer's fourth in this same match, and denies him, yet again, the opportunity for a career Grand Slam.