Roland Garros

Zverev Finally Has His Slam. Cobolli Finally Belongs.

Zverev finally crossed the line after a five-set epic, but Cobolli never looked out of place.

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Mirra Andreeva wins Roland Garros and finally shakes off the weight of expectation

Beating Chwalińska in the final earns her first Grand Slam title and confirms Andreeva as part of tennis’s elite.

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She left tennis for her mental health. Now she’s one win from the Roland Garros title

Already the story of the year — statistically, emotionally, and everything in between.

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Matteo Arnaldi’s Roland Garros Breakthrough, Built Brick by Brick

Arriving in Paris ranked No. 104, the Italian has surged into his first Grand Slam semifinal, improving with every match and earning his place in the final stages of a tournament that has reshaped his career.

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Cobolli comes of age at Roland Garros

Defeating Felix Auger-Aliassime to reach his first Grand Slam semi-final is a statement of intent — proof he has everything required to belong among tennis’s elite, and stay there.

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At Roland Garros, Jakub Mensik collapsed on court and was taken to the locker room in a wheelchair, then afterwards said that «playing tennis in this heat is madness»

The Czech tennis player, after beating Navone in the fifth set, felt unwell and then lashed out at the tournament organisers.

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At Roland Garros, the world’s top tennis players will continue protesting over Grand Slam prize money (and journalists will pay the price)

Players intend to reduce their participation in press conferences and other media activities to a minimum.

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After the complaints expressed at the Australian Open, the tennis players participating in the Roland Garros, Wimbledon, and the US Open will have more spaces where their privacy will be respected.

An initiative of absolute common sense, after champions like Djokovic complained about "not feeling safe even in the shower."

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At Roland Garros, tennis players will be able to use tracker bracelets (and other similar devices) that the Grand Slam tournaments had previously banned.

A sensible initiative, after the short circuit at the Australian Open had sparked reflection.

by Redazione Undici