Spain has 30 consecutive years with a male quarterfinalist at Roland Garros
**Spanish tennis** continues to shine at the highest level, with its peak becoming more pronounced at **Roland Garros**, the quintessential tournament where our players shine in their own light. This is evidenced by a staggering fact regarding the presence of Spanish players in the quarterfinals. Since 1997, when **Sergi Bruguera** achieved it, there has been at least one Spanish player in every edition. In 2003, there were even four Spanish players among the tournament's top 8. With the qualification of **Rafael Jódar** in this edition, 30 years of this remarkable streak are now fulfilled. Incredible.
Spanish men in the quarterfinals of Roland-Garros 🇪🇸
97— Bruguera
98— Mantilla, Moya, Corretja
99— Corretja
00— Costa, Corretja, Ferrero
01— Ferrero, Corretja
02— Costa, Corretja, Ferrero
03— Robredo, Costa, Ferrero, Moya
04— Moya
05— Nadal, Ferrer, Robredo
06— Nadal
07—…— Bastien Fachan (@BastienFachan) May 31, 2026
This is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, España suma 30 años seguidos con algún cuartofinalista masculino en Roland Garros