France is known for its history, the beauty of Paris, snobbery, an inexplicable love of Jerry Lewis films, and surrendering easily to the Nazis. It's also well known for hosting the 1st of every year's 4 major tennis tournaments. This is the only one of the 4 played on clay. So, today, what do you say? Are you ready to play on clay? Okay?
When was the last time the French Open went to a 5 set match requiring more than 7 games to win?
What is the name of the stadium where it's played?
Who was a 3 time champion between 1997 and 2001?
Between 2005 and 2020, how many times did Rafael Nadal win the French Open?
Other than Djokovic and Federer, who was the only other guy to win it during that time period?
In his 13 French Open finals victories, how many times did the match require 5 sets?
The 'bad boy' of 1970s tennis, Ille Nastase, was a French Open Champion in 1973. Where's he from?
What was the 1st year the French Open was held?
How many courts are at this stadium?
How many times has Rafael Nadal lost in the finals?
How many times have Novak Djokovic and Roger Federer each lost in the finals?
How many times did Australian tennis great Rod Laver win the French Open?
Who did Ivan Lendl NOT defeat in his 3 French Open Championships?
Where was 3 time champion Mats Wilander from?
What is the approximate seating capacity?
1970s tennis star Guillermo Vilas was 1-1 in French Open finals. Where was he from?
In what city is the French Open held?
1970s tennis star Vitus Gerulaitis only made the finals once (and lost). Where was he from?
Which of these 4 French Open winners is the only one to win it twice?
In 2009 and 2010, Nadal beat Robin Soderling in the finals. Where was he from?
In 2018 and 2019, Nadal beat Dominic Thiem in the finals. Where is he from?
In what year did the covid pandemic cancel the French Open?
In what year did Andy Murray advance to his only final (and lose)?
Of the 4 major Tennis Grand Slam events, when is the French Open played?
