US EditionSinner Crushes Gasquet at Roland Garros to End Frenchman's Career
- Jannik Sinner defeated Richard Gasquet 6-3, 6-0, 6-4 in under two hours at the French Open on Court Philippe Chatrier on May 29, 2025.
- The match marked Gasquet's retirement after a 23-year ATP career and his 22nd French Open appearance, with Sinner as a rising world number one.
- Gasquet, 38, earned tribute from peers and officials, including a trophy presentation by the French tennis federation and video messages from Novak Djokovic and Rafael Nadal.
- Sinner saved three break points to secure the first set, dominated the second with a 6-0 scoreline, and expressed his respect for Gasquet by acknowledging him and those close to him with warm congratulations.
- Sinner advanced to the third round, continuing his quest for a first French Open title while Gasquet concluded a career notable for 16 tour-level titles and a revered backhand.
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