With the 2019 French Open fĐ°Ń•t approaching, it’s time to dеlvе deeper Ń–ntĐľ thе top fŃ–vе favorites for the men’s singles title. At thе top Đľf thе lŃ–Ń•t Ń–Ń• nĐľnе Đľthеr thĐ°n the King of Clay, Rafael Nadal. He is followed by Novak Djokovic and Dominic Thiem. […]
In actuality, it is unlikely that even the craziest of Roger Federer fans is thinking that he will win the French Open. The 37-year-old Swiss hasn’t played on clay since 2016 as he prepares for his upcoming return to the red dirt in Madrid and Paris. He hasn’t played at Roland Garros since 2015. […]
For those counting, the Roland Garros score dating back to 2005 is the following: Rafael Nadal 11, Roger Federer 1, Novak Djokovic 1, Stan Wawrinka 1, everyone else 0. But is the door open for others in 2019 following Nadal’s withdrawal from Indian Wells?
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After the Miami Open ends on Sunday, the clay-court season gets underway. That means tennis fans are gearing up for what will obviously be obviously one of the most interesting Grand Slam tournaments of the year: the French Open. […]
With the clay-court swing right around the corner and thus the French Open not too far away, it’s time to take a look at some players beyond just the top favorites who could lift the trophy. There are plenty of underdogs, some bigger than others, that you need to watch. […]
Roger Federer announced following his Australian Open fourth-round loss to Stefanos Tsitsipas that he would play on clay for the first time since 2016. That obviously includes the French Open, but Federer also confirmed on Wednesday that the Madrid Masters is on his schedule.
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There may not have been as much participation in the festive season in the Novak Djokovic household this year as the Serb eyed up a hat-trick of Grand Slams (three in a row)–with the now ongoing Australian Open. […]
In 2018 Rafael Nadal won his 11th title at the Roland Garros in Paris, becoming the first player to win the same Grand Slam 11 times—breaking his own record of 10. You could say that the Spaniard is almost unbeatable on the clay of Paris with an overall record of 86-2. […]
Rafael Nadal lifted the Coupe des Mousquetaires for the first time back in 2005. It’s now 2018, and he is still out here winning French Opens. In fact, “winning” is hardly accurate; “dominating” is more like it.Nadal captured a second straight title at Roland Garros on Sunday afternoon. […]
“It was almost impossible to beat him.” That’s what Juan Martin Del Potro said of Rafael Nadal following their French Open semifinal showdown on Friday, which Nadal dominated 6-4, 6-1, 6-2. The almost-impossible task now falls on Dominic Thiem for Sunday’s title match. […]
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