RG 2013: Nadal reaches final

Serena Williams and Maria Sharapova will renew one of the greatest rivalries of the modern era on Court Philippe Chatrier on Saturday with the French Open crown at stake. World No 1 Williams enters the final at Roland Garros unbeaten in 30 matches ...

A flare-wielding Homen group protester jumps onto the Philippe Chatrier clay court during the men's singles final match between Rafael Nadal of Spain and compatriot David Ferrer at the French Open tennis tournament at the Roland Garros stadium in ...

Paris: Novak Djokovic hit out at Roland Garros officials after his epic five-set defeat toRafael Nadal on Friday, claiming that his demands for the Court Philippe Chatrier surface to be improved were ignored. The world number one twice battled from ...

With his hopes of a French Open final fading, Novak Djokovic even requested to have the Chatrier Court surfaced hosed down as he withered in the face of a Rafa Nadal firestorm on Friday. Reuters 47 minutes ago Email 0 Share 0 Tweet 0 ...

wtatennis.com: (11 Days ago) With her home crowd firmly behind her, French No.1 Marion Bartoli saved two match points - including one with a return winner - to beat Olga Govortsova on Court Philippe Chatrier on Tuesday. Read more Submitted by: ...

ONLY the blood was missing. In the gladiatorial arena that was the Philippe Chatrier Court, in the red dust heat, the crowd noise ebbed and flowed like the match as Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic used every weapon in their armoury for almost five ...

PARIS, June 7 ( ) - Order of play on Court Philippe Chatrier on the 14th day of the French Open on Saturday (times GMT, prefix numbers denote seedings): Play starts at 1300: 1-Serena Williams (United States) v 2-Maria Sharapova (Russia) 1-Bob ...

A cacophony of noise on Chatrier Court signalled the belated appearance of women's third seed Victoria Azarenka at the French Open on Wednesday as the Belarussian eased into the second round with a 6-1, 6-4 win over Russia's Elena Vesnina.The stadium was barely one-third full as Azarenka went through her paces but the low decibel level from the crowd on another chilly day in Paris was countered by the grunts, howls and groans coming from the two players.Azarenka just about won the noise battle, ...

Always so avant-garde, Serena Williams started this year's French Open fashion of addressing the Court Philippe Chatrier spectators in their language. Rafael Nadal followed suit after his first-round victory, as did Roger Federer, who's done it for years. And ...