Someone has been eating his spinach...

No, that's not Popeye! It's Rafael Nadal who is blistering through the draw at the men's pro tournament in Toronto. With Roger Federer in some kind of free-fall right now (he lost his first match in Canada), Nadal is poised to take over the number one ranking sometime later tis summer. He's been number two in the world for more than 150 consecutive weeks - a record - while Federer had been number one for a longer stretch than any one else in history: since February 2004.