Tag: Roland Garros

The world ranking still show Andy Murray as number one and Novak Djokovic close behind at number two. No-one is expecting them to change places with those below them any time soon. But come the French Open in May, will they be competing in the final at Roland Garros, or will the usurpers, both young and old, take their places? For Murray, failure in Melbourne was nothing new.

Every summer, generally between the mid of May and early July, everyone around the world enjoys the splendid French Open or Tournoi de Roland Garros.

Have you got your breath back?

The French Open 2017 is just around the corner this year. Many tennis enthusiasts are more than excited for the new season of the French Open, which is also known as Roland Garros. However, before the Roland Garros tournament starts, tennis fans may want to know some things, such as the match schedule, the TV coverage, latest odds, etc. This article will answer all these questions of tennis fanatics.

The French Open, also known as Roland Garros, is the biggest clay court yearly tournament. This tournament is considered as one of the most physically challenging major, since it has five sets of men’s singles matches without any tiebreak in the final set. Plus, Roland Garros is also has the slow playing surface. So this year, if you want to attend Roland Garros, then you must read this guide. It will help you to book your tickets for the second tennis Slam of the season.

The latest round of ATP World Tour action saw Andy Murray and Novak Djokovic both put in impressive performances to see their respective countries through the second round of the Davis Cup. With all eyes on Great Britain's top players in their first match against Japan, the pressure was on the world number two and team captain Murray to deliver in his match against Kei Nishikori. As the formbook predicted, Murray came out on top.