By Ricky Dimon Roger Federer was playing behind closed doors for the first time when he took the court against Dominik Koepfer on Saturday at the French Open. That's right; just like with the previous night-session matches this week, there were zero fans in attendance because of the 9:00 pm curfew in France. Although counting up the fans watching on television would result … [Read more...] about Fans Left in the Dark Both in Person and on TV, but Federer at Least Delivers Another French Open Win
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It’s A Mad World, My Masters – Especially When You Masters Are Running The French Open Tennis
By Alix Ramsay The world has gone mad. Well, we knew that already after the last seven months, but now it has gone stark-staring bonkers. Thursday was the first official day of autumn: October 1. To mark the occasion, the weather in Paris got better – it was warmer, there were gaps in the clouds with genuine blue sky peeping through and, at times, the sun shone. And to … [Read more...] about It’s A Mad World, My Masters – Especially When You Masters Are Running The French Open Tennis
Tennis • Paris • Zverev Survives In Five Sets Again • Joins Djokovic In Fourth Round Of French Open • Roland Garros
Alexander Zverev of Germany plays Damir Dzumhur of Bosnia-Herzegovina during their men’s third round match during the French Open tennis tournament at Roland Garros in Paris, France, 01 June 2018. EPA-EFE/CAROLINE BLUMBERG By Ricky Dimon Alexander Zverev came dangerous close to another premature exit at a major, but this time he recovered from … [Read more...] about Tennis • Paris • Zverev Survives In Five Sets Again • Joins Djokovic In Fourth Round Of French Open • Roland Garros