Iga Swiatek is not accustomed to being under pressure in this tournament and in a round like this, but she faced a Jacqueline Cristian who displayed a high level of play, especially in the second set. The Polish player won 6-2 7-5, securing her spot in the Roland Garros 2025 round of 16 and is now waiting for Rybakina or Ostapenko.
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The number one player, who is already in the Roland Garros round of 16, did not hesitate to praise the Serbian tennis player, as well as Danilovic's game, and criticized aggressive coaches.
A day full of great matches is expected at Roland Garros this Saturday, May 31, although most of them will not take place on the Philippe Chatrier court. Paula Badosa will start the day on the Simmone-Mathieu court at 11:00 am against Daria Kasatkina. On the same court, two matches later, one of the day's highlights will take place: Jack Draper against Joao Fonseca. Tomorrow, Jannik Sinner will also play against Jiri Lehecka, but this will be in the second match on Suzanne Lenglen court, around 1:00 pm. Novak Djokovic will conclude the day on Chatrier against Filip Misolic, not before 8:15 pm. Jessica Bouzas will also play her third-round match against Hayley Baptiste tomorrow, on Court 7, not before 1:30 pm.
Roland Garros Order of play - Saturday, May 31, 2025 pic.twitter.com/UBwPRW2G0m
— Tennis Schedules (@SchedulesTennis) May 30, 2025
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Aryna Sabalenka is already in the Roland Garros round of 16 after defeating Olga Danilovic (6-2, 6-3). The number one player is living up to expectations and for many is the top favorite to claim the title on June 7th. However, the Belarusian is keeping an eye on another player: "I don't know. It's hard to predict in women's tennis. I'll leave it to Swiatek, as she won it three times in a row, right?" confessed the Minsk native.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Sabalenka, sobre quién es la favorita para Roland Garros: "Se lo dejaré a Swiatek"
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Amanda Anisimova came out of the tunnel she was in this year, which led her to leave tennis for a while for the sake of her mental health. Her advance to the round of 16 of Roland Garros 2025 confirms her clear upward trend, and she will now face Aryna Sabalenka, whom she has beaten in 5 out of the 7 matches they have played. "I am very satisfied with my progress, the technical adjustments I have made are paying off, and I feel like I am enjoying tennis and life again. Victories do not come when you are not happy," she said before assessing her upcoming match with the Belarusian. "Facing the world number 1 is always very special; we are both big hitters, and I know it will be fun," she commented.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Anisimova: "Las victorias no llegan si no eres feliz"
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We analyze what aspects you should know so as not to miss Badosa's next match at Roland Garros 2025, against the Australian Kasatkina.
Ons Jabeur has written an incredible and beautiful plea in favor of women's tennis and in response to criticism: "Many elite sportswomen have been told the same thing over and over: that nobody watches, nobody cares, that women's sports don't 'sell.' Prejudices come from those who have never seen a match. An empty stadium is considered proof. Full stadiums? Conveniently ignored. A missed shot makes headlines. The hundreds of brilliant shots? Forgotten. But they show up. But they compete. Yet they carry a sport on their shoulders. When a woman wins 6-0, it's called boring. Too easy. When a man does it? That's 'dominance.' 'Strength.' 'Unstoppable.' When women play with strength, they're told they 'play like men.' As if strength, speed, or aggression don't belong in women's sports. If they celebrate, they're dramatic. If they don't, they're cold." This is a portion of the letter, but the rest continues to demand more attention for women's tennis.
You don’t have to agree , just read with an open heart❤️ pic.twitter.com/pmJnWhgy6L
— Ons Jabeur (@Ons_Jabeur) May 30, 2025
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, La increíble carta de Jabeur en defensa del tenis femenino: "Los prejuicios vienen de aquellos que nunca han visto un partido"
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Aryna Sabalenka has demonstrated several times the change in her personality, depending on whether she is on or off the court. When she is off the court, she is all happiness and kindness, but when she is on, it's all fury. So the Belarusian explained these changes in personality: "When I'm on the court, I am a completely different person. I am very aggressive. Very focused. It's not about jokes. It's about dreams. I give everything on the court. Off the court, it's very important to surround yourself with the right people and have fun with the team. I am very grateful to each of them. We are like a family," stated the world number one.
Sabalenka after beating Danilovic at Roland Garros
— The Tennis Letter (@TheTennisLetter) May 30, 2025
“When I see you on court you look very focused. Outside the court you look like you enjoy life on tour with your team. You have a great team. How important is it to enjoy the tour?”
Aryna: “When I’m on court I’m a completely… pic.twitter.com/JNcfXI6PrX
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Sabalenka y su cambio de personalidad cuando está en pista: "Soy muy agresiva"
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Iga Swiatek is not accustomed to being under pressure in this tournament and in a round like this, but she faced a Jacqueline Cristian who displayed a high level of play, especially in the second set. The Polish player won 6-2 7-5, securing her spot in the Roland Garros 2025 round of 16 and is now waiting for Rybakina or Ostapenko.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Swiatek encuentra la satisfacción en el sufrimiento
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Aryna Sabalenka is already in the Roland Garros round of 16 after defeating Olga Danilovic (6-2, 6-3). The number one player is living up to expectations and for many is the top favorite to claim the title on June 7th. However, the Belarusian is keeping an eye on another player: "I don't know. It's hard to predict in women's tennis. I'll leave it to Swiatek, as she won it three times in a row, right?" confessed the Minsk native.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Sabalenka, sobre quién es la favorita para Roland Garros: "Se lo dejaré a Swiatek"
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The number one player, who is already in the Roland Garros round of 16, did not hesitate to praise the Serbian tennis player, as well as Danilovic's game, and criticized aggressive coaches.
Amanda Anisimova came out of the tunnel she was in this year, which led her to leave tennis for a while for the sake of her mental health. Her advance to the round of 16 of Roland Garros 2025 confirms her clear upward trend, and she will now face Aryna Sabalenka, whom she has beaten in 5 out of the 7 matches they have played. "I am very satisfied with my progress, the technical adjustments I have made are paying off, and I feel like I am enjoying tennis and life again. Victories do not come when you are not happy," she said before assessing her upcoming match with the Belarusian. "Facing the world number 1 is always very special; we are both big hitters, and I know it will be fun," she commented.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Anisimova: "Las victorias no llegan si no eres feliz"
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A day full of great matches is expected at Roland Garros this Saturday, May 31, although most of them will not take place on the Philippe Chatrier court. Paula Badosa will start the day on the Simmone-Mathieu court at 11:00 am against Daria Kasatkina. On the same court, two matches later, one of the day's highlights will take place: Jack Draper against Joao Fonseca. Tomorrow, Jannik Sinner will also play against Jiri Lehecka, but this will be in the second match on Suzanne Lenglen court, around 1:00 pm. Novak Djokovic will conclude the day on Chatrier against Filip Misolic, not before 8:15 pm. Jessica Bouzas will also play her third-round match against Hayley Baptiste tomorrow, on Court 7, not before 1:30 pm.
Roland Garros Order of play - Saturday, May 31, 2025 pic.twitter.com/UBwPRW2G0m
— Tennis Schedules (@SchedulesTennis) May 30, 2025
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Orden de juego sábado 31 de mayo en Roland Garros 2025: Badosa, Djokovic, Sinner, Bouzas, Draper - Fonseca...
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We analyze what aspects you should know so as not to miss Badosa's next match at Roland Garros 2025, against the Australian Kasatkina.
Ons Jabeur has written an incredible and beautiful plea in favor of women's tennis and in response to criticism: "Many elite sportswomen have been told the same thing over and over: that nobody watches, nobody cares, that women's sports don't 'sell.' Prejudices come from those who have never seen a match. An empty stadium is considered proof. Full stadiums? Conveniently ignored. A missed shot makes headlines. The hundreds of brilliant shots? Forgotten. But they show up. But they compete. Yet they carry a sport on their shoulders. When a woman wins 6-0, it's called boring. Too easy. When a man does it? That's 'dominance.' 'Strength.' 'Unstoppable.' When women play with strength, they're told they 'play like men.' As if strength, speed, or aggression don't belong in women's sports. If they celebrate, they're dramatic. If they don't, they're cold." This is a portion of the letter, but the rest continues to demand more attention for women's tennis.
You don’t have to agree , just read with an open heart❤️ pic.twitter.com/pmJnWhgy6L
— Ons Jabeur (@Ons_Jabeur) May 30, 2025
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, La increíble carta de Jabeur en defensa del tenis femenino: "Los prejuicios vienen de aquellos que nunca han visto un partido"
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Aryna Sabalenka has demonstrated several times the change in her personality, depending on whether she is on or off the court. When she is off the court, she is all happiness and kindness, but when she is on, it's all fury. So the Belarusian explained these changes in personality: "When I'm on the court, I am a completely different person. I am very aggressive. Very focused. It's not about jokes. It's about dreams. I give everything on the court. Off the court, it's very important to surround yourself with the right people and have fun with the team. I am very grateful to each of them. We are like a family," stated the world number one.
Sabalenka after beating Danilovic at Roland Garros
— The Tennis Letter (@TheTennisLetter) May 30, 2025
“When I see you on court you look very focused. Outside the court you look like you enjoy life on tour with your team. You have a great team. How important is it to enjoy the tour?”
Aryna: “When I’m on court I’m a completely… pic.twitter.com/JNcfXI6PrX
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Sabalenka y su cambio de personalidad cuando está en pista: "Soy muy agresiva"
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At the moment, there is no one who can stop Aryna Sabalenka in her quest to win her first Roland Garros. The world number one continues steadily in Paris and is already in the round of 16 after defeating Olga Danilovic 6-2, 6-3 in an hour and 21 minutes. The Belarusian is just one match away from matching her performance from last year, but first, she must beat Amanda Anisimova to do so.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Sabalenka no baja el ritmo, inclina a Danilovic y ya está en los octavos de Roland Garros
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It is well known that most tennis players carry out various pre-match routines to enter the game as actively as possible. Some perform specific stretches, others reflex tests. However, Iga Swiatek has surprised us with a different routine, as the defending champion of Roland Garros lies on her back and constantly watches the movement of a ball, possibly to improve her reflexes.
Pre-match routine. #RolandGarros pic.twitter.com/NZoW1LcvI5
— Roland-Garros (@rolandgarros) May 30, 2025
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Así es la surrealista rutina prepartido de Swiatek
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