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Coco Gauff became a Grand Slam champion for the first time at last year’s US Open, but only a half-wit person would bet against her not adding to that number. Gauff memorably defeated World No. 2 Aryna Sabalenka in front of her family and home fans last September to win the New York Slam. She…
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While in men’s tennis the era of total hegemony of the Federer-Nadal-Djokovic trio has ended, in women’s tennis, on the contrary, the number of potential winners of major tournaments is decreasing, and sensations are becoming less likely. However, this does not change the fact that the Grand Slam competition is interesting to follow, because two…
The French Open, which is also known as Roland Garros, stands out as one of the finest and most reputable tournaments of tennis in the world. This tournament is held annually in Paris, France, on the red clay courts of the Stade Roland Garros. The Grand Slam tournament has a glorious history, which is filled…
Rafael Nadal’s playing days appear to be fast running out, although he’ll surely record one final outing at his favoured French Open this year, where he’s been incredibly dominant throughout his career. Nadal’s return will come at the venue he has dominated at Nadal was due to return to the Grand Slam fold for the Australian…
Considering the history of tennis, only a few tournaments command the same respect and mystique as Roland Garros does. Many of you would know it by the name of “French Open.” this Grand Slam event holds the banner of tradition, sporting excellence, and a joyous celebration of the red clay courts, giving the whole event…
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By Richard Pagliaro | @Tennis_Now | Thursday, December 21, 2023 A reimagined Roland Garros is an artistic splash. French photographer Paul Rousteau transports Roland Garro’s red clay to the River Seine in the newly unveiled 45th tournament poster. Nadal: Ready to Face Fears and Doubts Continuing an annual tradition that began in 1980, the French Tennis…
General view of the new Central court at Roland Garros in Paris, France. EPA-EFE/YOAN VALAT A reimagined Roland Garros is an artistic splash. French photographer Paul Rousteau transports Roland Garro’s red clay to the River Seine in the newly unveiled 45th tournament poster. Continuing an annual tradition that began in 1980, the French Tennis Federation commissioned an…
