World No.5 Rafael Nadal has eased to a comfortably victory against David Ferrer in the Mexican Open final to win his second tournament since returning from a knee injury.
Nadal was a away from action for over 7 months but has now won two events in three weeks, with victory at the Brazil Open.
"I've had some difficult months, especially during my time away from tennis, but I feel good," said Nadal.
"I have to thank my family and everyone involved in my rehabilitation. It has been a difficult time over the last few months."
Nadal defeated fellow Spaniard Ferrer 6-0 6-2 in Mexico.
Former world number one Nadal, now fifth in the rankings, needed only 65 minutes to claim his 38th clay court tournament victory and 52nd ATP Tour title.
He won 81% of his first-serve points against Ferrer and saved both break points he faced.
Nadal has now won 12 of his 13 matches since returning to the sport after recovering from a torn tendon and maintained his record of never losing against a Spanish player in a final.
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