The last two times Rafael Nadal won the French Open without dropping a set, he went on to lift the Wimbledon trophy.
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But the Spaniard accepts he'll only be able to challenge for his first title at SW19 since 2010 if his "knees hold up well" on the grass.
Nadal brushed aside all before him to complete his own La Decima at the French Open on Sunday, incredibly dropping just 35 games in his seven matches across the fortnight at Roland Garros.
His thumping 6-2 6-3 6-1 victory over Stan Wawrinka meant he won the title without dropping a set during the whole tournament for the third time in his career having previously repeated the feat in 2008 and 2010.
On both of those occasions he went on to get his hands on the Wimbledon trophy - and he'll begin his preparations for a third crown at SW19 at the Aegon Championships at Queen's Club in a week's time.
But Nadal has struggled at the All England Club in recent years, winning only five matches since 2011, with his physical difficulties taking their toll.
He said: "It has been a while since I played a very good Wimbledon. It's true that after 2012 what happened with my knees has been tougher and tougher to compete on grass for me.
"I love grass, everybody knows. And I miss playing well at Wimbledon. So I hope that my knees hold up well and I can have the preparation that I really need and the preparation that I wanted.
"If I feel healthy during Wimbledon, then probably I'm going to have my chances to play well."
Rafael Nadal's 15 Grand Slam titles
Australian Open (1): 2009 (bt Federer)
French Open (10): 2005 (bt Puerta), 2006 (bt Federer), 2007 (bt Federer), 2008 (bt Federer), 2010 (bt Soderling), 2011 (bt Federer), 2012 (bt Djokovic), 2013 (bt Ferrer), 2014 (bt Djokovic), 2017 (bt Wawrinka)
Wimbledon (2): 2008 (bt Federer), 2010 (bt Berdych)
US Open (2): 2010 (bt Djokovic), 2013 (bt Djokovic)
Rafael Nadal: Career in numbers
10 - Nadal's titles in Paris have come from 10 finals - he has never lost at Roland Garros once he has reached the semi-finals.
15 - Nadal is now on his own in second place for the most grand slam singles titles won by a man. He had been level with Pete Sampras. Roger Federer leads on 18.
79 - Nadal has now won all but two of the 81 matches he has played at Roland Garros in his career.
102 - The Spaniard has won 102 best-of-five-set matches on clay, with his only losses coming here to Robin Soderling in 2009 and against Novak Djokovic in 2014.
2 - Nadal will be ranked world number two on Monday, his highest ranking since October 2014.
53 - This is Nadal's 53rd clay-court title, more than any other player. He also won his 10th titles this year in Monte Carlo and Barcelona.
35 - Nadal averaged just five games lost in his seven matches this year, three more than Bjorn Borg's record set in 1978.
3 - This was the third time in his career Nadal has won the tournament without dropping a set. He also did so in 2008 and 2010.
1 - Nadal's 6-0 6-1 6-0 victory over Nikoloz Basilashvili in round three was the first time he has only lost one game in a match at Roland Garros.
