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Five Things We Learned From New Book on Rafa Nadal and Roland-Garros

18 hours ago | tennisnow.com | Erik Gudris

The French Championships Were First Played on GrassBefore the event became known as Roland-Garros (named for the famed WWI aviator), the "French Championships" were contested at various tennis clubs before the inaugural edition was held at the Racing Club on Paris's western outskirts in 1891. Although not officially proven, the first matches were played on grass. So why the switch to clay, which likely happened before 1900?
Hindrance or Hallucination? Andreeva Gets Short End of Video Review Challenge in Rome

2 days ago | tennisnow.com | Chris Oddo

Umpire Yamila Halle called up to the booth and it was ruled that the lights had indeed come on during the point. She ruled hindrance and ordered the point to be replayed. The call caused Andreeva to plead her case, because she was in complete control of the point when the hindrance occurred. If anybody could have been hindered in this point, it would have been Andreeva, who was about to hit the drive volley.
19-Year-Old Mensik: Masterful in Rome and Closing in on Top-20

3 days ago | tennisnow.com | Chris Oddo

Mensik powered past Hungary’s Fabian Marozsan 6-4, 7-6(2) on Monday to become the first Czech man to reach the round of 16 at Rome since Tomas Berdych in 2017. “So far the season is going pretty well, I’m pretty happy with everything. I’m playing good on the hard courts, and my first couple of tournaments on the clay I am doing quite well, so I am feeling well everywhere, that’s the most important thing for me.
Tested and Triumphant: Sabalenka Defeats Kostyuk to Round out Rome Quarterfinals - Tennis Now

3 days ago | tennisnow.com | Chris Oddo

By Chris Oddo | @TheFanChild | Monday May 12, 2025 The World No.1 saved a set point and booked her ninth consecutive victory to reach the quarterfinals in Rome. Photo Source: TC By Chris Oddo | @TheFanChild | Monday May 12, 2025 Aryna Sabalenka is playing like she has unfinished business in Rome, and that’s bad news for the rest of the field.
Comeback on Track: Sinner Sets Cerundolo Clash in Rome - Tennis Now

3 days ago | tennisnow.com | Chris Oddo

Impressively De Jong finished off a hold for 2-3 before getting another medical treatment on the right wrist at the changeover. It was a brave effort from the World No. 93, who was playing in the third round of a Masters event for the first time, and the crowd inside Campo Centrale let the 24-year-old know they appreciated his efforts.
From Change Comes Consistency? Andreescu Back on Track in Rome

3 days ago | tennisnow.com | Chris Oddo

By Chris Oddo | @TheFanChild | Sunday May 11, 2025 Is Bianca Andreescu back? Yes would be the best answer to that question. Even better: she never left. Whatever the case, the Canadian is returning to form after returning to the tour last month on Rouen, France where she played her first tennis in six months.
Drama: Fils and Tsitsipas Work Out Differences at Net After Rome Battle

3 days ago | tennisnow.com | Chris Oddo

By Chris Oddo | @TheFanChild | Sunday May 11, 2025 Arthur Fils took a backhand to the body in the second set of his battle with Stefanos Tsitsipas. Consider it a wake-up call. The Frenchman used the incident as motivation and ended up sweeping past the Greek, 2-6 6-4 6-2, to reach the round of 16 at Rome. When the pair shook hands at the net, it was time for a parting shot from Fils.
Epic on Pietrangeli! Moutet Survives Rune for First Top-10 Win

3 days ago | tennisnow.com | Chris Oddo

Moutet squandered a trio of set points while serving for the win, but later would rally from 3-1 down in the final set tiebreak for his biggest career win. When it was over – 3:44 on the clock! – he fell to his back on the clay to soak in the moment. “First time on this court, it’s beautiful,” he said. “I’ve always seen it when I was walking to the practice courts, now today I’m playing on this court and everybody is here for us.
Streaking Sabalenka Subdues Kenin, Sets Up Rome Rematch with Kostyuk - Tennis Now

4 days ago | tennisnow.com | Richard Pagliaro

By Richard Pagliaro | @Tennis_Now | Sunday, May 11, 2025 Aryna Sabalenka rallied past Sofia Kenin 3-6, 6-3, 6-3 to score her eighth straight win and set up a rematch with Marta Kostyuk in Rome. Photo credit: Mutua Madrid Open Facebook Tremors struck Rome yesterday. A streaking Aryna Sabalenka stood up to shake shack stress today.
Milestones for Draper, Musetti and Zverev on the Roman Clay - Tennis Now

4 days ago | tennisnow.com | Chris Oddo

Regarding his frustrations, Draper said:“I’m human. It’s tough, I’ve been mentally and physically on for the last three weeks. They are not easy now, these two-week Masters events, playing match after match, especially if you go deep. There are days when you feel really tired and days when you don’t, but on the days when you feel tired it’s tough to stay there mentally every point.