We break down everything you need to watch the Round of 16 clash at Roland Garros 2025 between Alcaraz and Shelton.
Schedule and where to watch Carlos Alcaraz vs. Bene Shelton in the Round of 16 at Roland Garros 2025
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The Spanish player is eliminated from Roland Garros 2025 after losing in two sets against the Australian player, who gave very little in the match.
One day after announcing his retirement on social media, Arthur Fils visited Roland Garros 2025 facilities to discuss what had happened: "I've had some back problems for some time now, and it got worse during the match against Munar. I underwent some tests, and the results are not too good. I have a stress fracture, so we decided with the team that it was best to stop now, which will be around 4 to 6 weeks. If I continue playing, I would have to stop for a couple of months."
Against Munar, I gave it my all, I couldn't give more. By the end of the second set, I felt my back wasn't right. I called the doctor and took a painkiller, managed to win in the fifth thanks to the crowd's support. I don't know if this means I'll skip the entire grass season. I have to check, I'll have to skip some tournaments. I'll try to arrive well for Wimbledon, but we don't know yet."
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The Spanish player, disappointed with herself, gives explanations about her defeat in a press conference: "I am human, we all have bad days."
Mirra Andreeva added another victory to her adventure in this Roland Garros 2025, continuing to intimidate all her rivals. The 18-year-old Russian player convincingly defeated Yulia Putintseva, winning with a score of 6-3 and 6-1 in 1 hour and 16 minutes of play. The world No. 6 is cruising through the French Grand Slam and is now awaiting her opponent in the round of 16 from the match between Badosa and Kasatkina.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Andreeva mete miedo en Roland Garros con una imponente victoria
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The American shows a confidence in himself and reveals his feelings on clay and ahead of his duel with Alcaraz at Roland Garros 2025.
The controversy has been hovering over Paris and has reached a weary Amelie Mauresmo. Is Roland Garros denying important visibility to the women's circuit? We analyze it.
The number two in the world attended a press conference and clarified whether or not he has physical problems, as well as if he has thought about elimination.
Schedule and where to watch Carlos Alcaraz vs. Bene Shelton in the Round of 16 at Roland Garros 2025
We break down everything you need to watch the Round of 16 clash at Roland Garros 2025 between Alcaraz and Shelton.
The Spanish player, disappointed with herself, gives explanations about her defeat in a press conference: "I am human, we all have bad days."
The Spanish player is eliminated from Roland Garros 2025 after losing in two sets against the Australian player, who gave very little in the match.
Mirra Andreeva added another victory to her adventure in this Roland Garros 2025, continuing to intimidate all her rivals. The 18-year-old Russian player convincingly defeated Yulia Putintseva, winning with a score of 6-3 and 6-1 in 1 hour and 16 minutes of play. The world No. 6 is cruising through the French Grand Slam and is now awaiting her opponent in the round of 16 from the match between Badosa and Kasatkina.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Andreeva mete miedo en Roland Garros con una imponente victoria
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One day after announcing his retirement on social media, Arthur Fils visited Roland Garros 2025 facilities to discuss what had happened: "I've had some back problems for some time now, and it got worse during the match against Munar. I underwent some tests, and the results are not too good. I have a stress fracture, so we decided with the team that it was best to stop now, which will be around 4 to 6 weeks. If I continue playing, I would have to stop for a couple of months."
Against Munar, I gave it my all, I couldn't give more. By the end of the second set, I felt my back wasn't right. I called the doctor and took a painkiller, managed to win in the fifth thanks to the crowd's support. I don't know if this means I'll skip the entire grass season. I have to check, I'll have to skip some tournaments. I'll try to arrive well for Wimbledon, but we don't know yet."
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Fils explica qué lesión tiene y sus terribles consecuencias: "Contra Munar lo di todo"
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The American shows a confidence in himself and reveals his feelings on clay and ahead of his duel with Alcaraz at Roland Garros 2025.
The controversy has been hovering over Paris and has reached a weary Amelie Mauresmo. Is Roland Garros denying important visibility to the women's circuit? We analyze it.
The number two in the world attended a press conference and clarified whether or not he has physical problems, as well as if he has thought about elimination.
Moments after clinching a hard-fought victory against Damir Dzumhur, Carlos Alcaraz analyzed the match for the Roland Garros 2025 microphones: "There is a great energy in the night session, different from when you play during the day. Today I didn't enjoy as much, I suffered a lot, but I am happy to have played a great match with him, we played great points. Achieving a good result in a Grand Slam is super complicated, you have to play at a high level for 3-4 hours and maintain focus. The first two sets were under control, but later he started to play more aggressively, I lowered the energy and that's why it was difficult to recover. I had to give it my all."
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Alcaraz, en pista: "Hacer un buen resultado en Grand Slam es súper complicado"
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Despite losing the fourth set, the Spaniard displayed a high level of tennis to defeat Dzumhur and advance to the round of 16 at Roland Garros 2025.