After the qualifying rounds of the Roland Garros tournament were over, we had 28 French players ready to go after the yellow ball, in a bid to make it further into the final table. But as the rounds progressed, France lost all its players, leaving little hope at the end of the second, when only Rinderknech tried to survive against his opponent. Eventually losing, he joined the other tricolores, for a record that looks more disastrous than in 2021.
Roland-Garros 2023: watch the men's and women's doubles finals live this Sunday
It's the most eagerly awaited tennis event of the year: Roland-Garros returns to Paris! After a week of qualifying, it's time for the final draw, with several finals. Here's today's match schedule! [Read more]
Two years ago, no Frenchman made it past the second round in the same way, while last year, none managed to get out of the last stage before the Round of 16. Exactly 40 years after Yannick Noah's coronation as the last Frenchman to win the French Open, we're yet to see one of our own succeed him this year. This is the worst record since the beginning of the Open era in 1968, with the year 2021.
Caroline Garcia, Ugo Humbert, Gael Monfils, Lucas Pouille, none of them were able to cope with the opposition at home, even though the French were the most represented nation in the tournament this year. Let's try again next year!
It's off to Roland-Garros 2024, from May 20 to June 9, 2024! Three weeks to enjoy the world's best tennis players at Porte d'Auteuil. Here's a roundup of all the latest news and information you need to know about the tournament! [Read more]
Location
Roland Garros
2, avenue Gordon Bennett
75116 Paris 16
Roland-Garros 2023: watch the men's and women's doubles finals live this Sunday
Roland-Garros 2024: all you need to know about the tournament
