Rafael Nadal made a name for himself in 2005, winning 11 ATP titles and becoming world no. 2 behind Roger Federer. In a memorable season crowned with a Major title and four Masters 1000 trophies, Rafa scored almost 80 victories and showed incredible skills on both clay and hard.Competing for his third ATP title and the second in as many weeks in Acapulco in February, an 18-year-old stormed over his compatriot Albert Montanes 6-1, 6-0 in 52 minutes! It was another masterclass performance from the determined youngster, who celebrated every critical point with his famous fist pump.Serving at 78%, Rafa lost eight points in seven service games, stayed away from troubles behind the initial shot and mounted the pressure on the other side. Rafael Nadal claimed his third ATP title at 18 in Acapulco 2005. Montanes was far from those numbers, …