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Amelie Mauresmo

Roland Garros evaluates what happened and analyzes controversy with players. Photo: gettyimages

Nobody disputes the quality of women's tennis, but the duration of matches must be taken into account

Amelie Mauresmo, director of Roland Garros, and Gilles Moretton, president of the French Tennis Federation, take stock of what happened at the Parisian Grand Slam, highlighting topics such as night sessions and controversy over prize money with players.

Mauresmo is self-critical: "Not everything was perfect in this tournament". Photo: Gettyimages.

Mauresmo is self-critical: "Not everything was perfect in this tournament"

The director of Roland Garros takes stock of these two weeks with the controversy over schedules always present and opening the door to a permanent collaboration with Rafa Nadal.
 

Is There Sexism at Roland Garros?

The controversy of the night sessions: Is there sexism at Roland Garros?

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.

Mauresmo puts Djokovic among the favorites at Roland Garros: "You can never count him out." Photo: Getty Images

Mauresmo places Djokovic among the favorites of Roland Garros: "You can never dismiss him"

The director of the Parisian Grand Slam keeps the candidacy of the Serbian and regrets that his partnership with Andy Murray did not last longer.