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Stade Roland-Garros

sports arena, France
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  • Holding court at the French Open
    French Open

    …venue where it is held, Stade Roland-Garros, in Paris. The French Open is played on clay courts, which is a slower surface, creating longer rallies and testing a player’s endurance. Rafael Nadal of Spain holds the record for men’s singles titles (14), and Chris Evert of the United States has…

    …venue where it is held, Stade Roland-Garros, in Paris. The French Open is played on clay courts, which is a slower surface, creating longer rallies and testing a player’s endurance. Rafael Nadal of Spain holds the record for men’s singles titles (14), and Chris Evert of the United States has…