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Clay kings and queens return to Roland-Gar

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May 26, 2025

From rising challengers to seasoned contenders, the season's second Grand Slam will test skills, resilience, and highligt the enduring support of Rolex in shaping tennis's finest

Clay kings and queens return to Roland-Gar

This year's Roland-Garros is set to deliver another chapter of clay-court drama, with defending champions and Rolex Testimonees Carlos Alcaraz and Iga Świątek returning to Paris to extend their dominance on the clay courts in the French capital.

From May 25 to June 8, tennis's finest talents will test their endurance and precision on the red clay, a surface that has long crowned the sport's most adaptable and resolute competitors.

Among them are a host of Rolex Testimonees - established champions and rising stars - each striving not only for personal glory but also to etch their names into the history of this Grand Slam competition.

In a tournament that rewards strategy, stamina and mental resilience, all eyes will be on how these players navigate one of tennis's most unforgiving stages.

At the top of the men's draw stands world No 1 Jannik Sinner, the Italian who has been the breakout figure of the past year.

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