French Open winner Rafa Nadal has sealed his place in the ATP World Tour Finals before the end of June.
Nadal is the first player confirmed as a qualifier for the season-ending tournament at the O2 in London days after winning his 10th Roland Garros title.
The Spaniard has already won four tournaments this season and boasts a 46-6 match record in a stellar season that has seen him climb back to world No 2.
He went through the entire French Open fortnight without losing a set and routed Stan Wawrinka in Sunday's final for the loss of only six games.
"I've had a great season so far and I am happy to have already qualified for London," Nadal said.
"I could not play last year because of injury so I look forward to returning in November."
Australian Open champion Roger Federer is currently second in the qualifying standings ahead of Dominic Thiem, Wawrinka, Alexander Zverev, Novak Djokovic, world No 1 Andy Murray and David Goffin.
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