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Roland-Garros is a tennis festival conducted in one of the vibrant cities in this world. Originating 130 years ago, the first French Open was conducted in 1891. Initially conducted in different venues, Stade Roland Garros became the stable after 1928. French Open is the only Grand Slam event conducted in clay surface, which makes it unique from the other three. Coupe des Mousquetaires (The Musketeers' Cup) is awarded to the winner of Men’s singles. The trophy honours the Four Musketeers.

Courts

Located at the western side of Paris, Stade Roland Garros houses twenty courts in total. Four of the notable courts are Court Philippe Chatrier, Court Suzanne Lenglen, Court Simonne Mathieu and Court 1. Court Philippe Chatrier is the oldest of them all. It was built in 1928 and accommodates 15,225 spectators after the 2019 renovation. The facility's tertiary venue Court 1 was demolished in 2019, replaced by Court Simonne Mathieu.

Legends & Records

Hard courts are easier to play compared to the clay courts, only few players can manoeuvre it with ease. Rafael Nadal has ruled clay over the years. He has 13 French Open titles to his name, which is the most in tennis history. The French native understands clay court like no other and his record might stay for a long period. Resilient Novak Djokovic is the champion for the year 2021. He defeated Stefanos Tsitsipas in the finals to win the title. Barbora Krejcikova clinched the Women's Singles title by beating Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova in three sets.

Ranking points

As of now, 2000 points are awarded to the winners of each category. Male finalists receive 1200 points and females receive 1300 points despite the category. The points decrease exponentially for each knockout round, down from the finals. In wheelchair event, 800 points are awarded to winners of each category. For the Junior singles, 1000 points are given to the winners and Junior doubles, 750 points are provided.