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Roger Federer would have dominated French Open if Rafael Nadal 'did not exist' Federer has come up against Nadal on six occasions at Roland Garros and failed to beat the Spaniard May 14, 2021 10:46 BST French Open tournament director Guy Forget was speaking to the press about Roger Federer's past appearances in Paris and his fortunes in a hypothetical situation if long-time rival Rafael Nadal did not exist. The Swiss ace confirmed that he will be playing on the fabled dirt of Roland Garros after a year's break. Forget also spoke about the 20-time men's singles Grand Slam champion's decision t...

Andy Murray & Liam Broady lose in Italian Open doubles second round Last updated on 13 May 202113 May 2021.From the section Tennis Andy Murray (right) and Liam Broady were late additions to the doubles in Rome after being entered as alternates Andy Murray says his time in Rome this week was "positive" despite a second-round defeat alongside Liam Broady in the Italian Open doubles. The Britons lost 6-3 6-4 to Germany's Kevin Krawietz and Romania's Horia Tecau, the eighth seeds. Scot Murray, 33, was playing his second competitive match since early March following a groin injury. He will be hop...

That figure will go up to 13,146 a day later thanks to the government’s decision to raise fan numbers to a 65% limit of actual capacity. — Reuters/File PARIS: French Open fans must show they are free from coronavirus (Covid-19) if they want to be among the small number of spectators allowed to attend the last five days of this year’s Roland Garros, organisers said on Wednesday. French tennis federation director-general Amelie Oudea-Castera said potential spectators at the May 30-June 13 Grand Slam must demonstrate proof, from June 9, that they had a negative PCR or antigen test within...

Players at the French Open will be allowed a daily one-hour window outside their social-distancing bubble, tournament organizers said Wednesday. Guy Forget, the director of the clay-court Grand Slam, said players will have the chance to get out for a jog or enjoy some fresh air during their stay in the French capital despite coronavirus restrictions...