Key Dates

The World’s Premier Clay Court championship, the French Open, is set to kick off at the end of May 2024. The qualifying rounds begin on Monday, May 20, 2024.

Defending Champions

In 2023, Novak Djokovic claimed his third French Open title, triumphing over Casper Ruud. On the women’s side, Iga Swiatek secured her third Roland-Garros title.

Tournament History

The tournament, initially the Championnat de France, started in 1881. Women's singles were introduced in 1897.

Trophies

The men’s singles winner receives the Coupe des Mousquetaires, while the women’s singles champion is awarded the Coupe Suzanne Lenglen.

Notable Record

Rafael Nadal holds the record for the most French Open titles, winning 14 times.

Court Details

Court Philippe Chatrier boasts a roof since 2021, while Court Suzanne-Lenglen is set to have a roof by the Paris Olympics in 2024.

Night Sessions

After gaining popularity in 2021, Roland Garros night session tickets are now available for purchase. The 2023 season saw an earlier start time with matches commencing at 8.30 pm following pre-match entertainment.

Rafael Nadal's Comeback

Returning to the tour in January 2024 after missing the 2023 season post-Australian Open, Nadal is expected to play in this year’s French Open. Speculation surrounds 2024 possibly being his final year on the tour, although he remains open to extending his career based on performance. Nadal aims to compete in Paris this May, vying for his 15th Roland-Garros title.

Nadal's Attire

Leaked images reveal Nadal's expected Nike outfit for Roland Garros, featuring a purple design with orange accents. Fans anticipate seeing the 37-year-old in action on the clay courts, pushing past his recent injury setback.

Prize Money

The prize money for the 2024 edition is pending announcement, following the increase seen in 2023. Winners of the singles events received 2.3 million euros ($2.5 million) in 2023, with first-round losers and other categories also seeing a raise from the previous year.

Tickets Availability

Roland Garros tickets are highly sought after, akin to Wimbledon tickets. Securing tickets through the official Roland Garros website involves participating in a public ballot with slim chances due to the high number of applicants. Trusted resellers offer accessible options for fans seeking tickets, catering to the demand for center court seats.

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