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Roland-Garros 2025: 12% of Clay Courts in France Compared to 60% in Neighbouring countries... What if the Evils of French Tennis Came From There?

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Yannick Noah, the last French winner of Roland-Garros in 1983 for men, and Mary Pierce, winner in 2000 for women, are still waiting for their successors.
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Roland-Garros 2025: 12% of Clay Courts in France Compared to 60% in Neighbouring countries... What if the Evils of French Tennis Came From There?

Yannick Noah, the last French winner of Roland-Garros in 1983 for men, and Mary Pierce, winner in 2000 for women, are still waiting for their successors.

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franceinfo.fr broke the news in on Thursday, May 29, 2025.
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