Roland-Garros

1 week ago | rolandgarros.com | Marion Theissen

From June 3 to 7, the various wheelchair tennis tournaments will be in the spotlight at the Roland-Garros stadium. After a memorable spotlight on wheelchair tennis events in August 2024, the Roland-Garros tournament is continuing this great momentum by celebrating the discipline that will be the flagship event on the second largest court in the venue. The ten different competitions will be played on six designated courts, with more than fifty matches played.

2 weeks ago | rolandgarros.com | Alex Sharp

× The teenage sensation has been one of the form players of 2025 with two WTA 1000 titles. There's just something about Mirra Andreeva in Paris. Back in 2023 she soared into the spotlight by qualifying for the Roland-Garros main draw and reaching the third round. Last year was a major step up. Mirra Andreeva transformed from a teenage prodigy into a Grand Slam contender within the fortnight on the terre battue.

1 month ago | rolandgarros.com | Marion Theissen

The entry list has been announced for the 2025 edition of Roland-Garros, which will take place from May 19 to June 8. With almost a month to go until the start of the Parisian Grand Slam, discover the entry list for the women's and men's singles tournament. In the women's draw, 104 players are registered for the Porte d'Auteuil tournament, including defending champion Iga Swiatek, who will be there to try and win her fifth Coupe Suzanne-Lenglen.

2 months ago | rolandgarros.com | Reem Abulleil

American star talks to RG.com ahead of her 21st birthday about her mindset, ambitions, and inspiration. As a Grand Slam champion, world No.3, and last year’s winner of the prestigious WTA Finals, one would think that Coco Gauff is shouldering a great deal of pressure every time she steps on a tennis court. It’s a fair assumption. But on the eve of her 21st birthday, the American star reminds us that pressure is nothing new to her, and that her passion for tennis is stronger than it’s ever been.

Jun 2, 2024 | rolandgarros.com | Dan Imhoff

Bulgarian 10th seed takes down good friend Hurkacz for maiden last-eight showing in Paris Grigor Dimitrov can add a maiden Roland-Garros quarter-final to his resume, continuing his resurgence as a Grand Slam contender after a resounding victory over eighth seed Hubert Hurkacz. In 13 previous trips to the French capital, the Bulgarian had only twice ventured as far as the last 16, but on Sunday night, saw off his good friend 7-6(5), 6-4, 7-6(3).