Tennis Majors

5 days ago | tennismajors.com | Jérémy Baudu

Ranked 361st in the world before the start of the tournament, Loïs Boisson received an invitation from the organisers to play in the Roland-Garros 2025. For her first Grand Slam tournament, the 22-year-old reached the quarter-finals, notably beating world No 3 Jessica Pegula in the round of 16. This is the first time since 2017 (Caroline Garcia, Kristina Mladenovic) that a Frenchwoman has reached this stage of the competition at Roland-Garros.

5 days ago | tennismajors.com | Jérémy Baudu

Coco Gauff’s streak of reaching the Roland-Garros quarter-finals continues! On Monday, the American player qualified for the last eight of the Paris Grand Slam for the fifth consecutive time, comfortably defeating Russia’s Ekaterina Alexandrova, the No. 20 seed, 6-0, 7-5. In the first set, there was only one player on Court Philippe-Chatrier. With just three winners and 15 unforced errors, Ekaterina Alexandrova had a disastrous start against a completely in-control Coco Gauff.

5 days ago | tennismajors.com | Cédric Rouquette

In recent years, the sports betting industry has experienced unprecedented growth, and tennis has emerged as one of the leading sports in this booming sector. With global tournaments running nearly year-round and a format that delivers both predictability and upsets, tennis has become a favourite among bettors seeking both entertainment and potential returns. What makes tennis particularly attractive for sports bettors is its structure.

6 days ago | tennismajors.com | Jérémy Baudu

Novak Djokovic was kept from watching the Champions League final due to the Roland-Garros schedule. But the Serbian didn’t want to linger too long on Court Philippe-Chatrier and wrapped up his match before the football game ended, dominating Austrian qualifier Filip Misolic in straight sets (6-3, 6-4, 6-2). Novak Djokovic has registered his 99th win in Men’s Singles at Roland Garros, equalling his most wins at a single ATP-level tournament in his career (99 – Australian Open).

1 week ago | tennismajors.com | Simon Cambers

When a fresh-faced Iga Swiatek danced her way to her first Grand Slam title at Roland-Garros in 2020, the Pole’s victory was marked by her the wide variety of her game; a good serve, viciously-spun forehand, rock-solid two-handed backhand and, believe it or not, her drop shot. The then-19-year-old used the drop shot in all seven of her matches, several times.