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- 6. Last name of René, one of the Four Musketeers and founder of a famous fashion brand with tennis roots.
- 8. Milestone reached in 2007, ensuring parity between men’s and women’s champions.
- 9. Retractable structure added to Court Philippe Chatrier to protect matches from rain delays.
- 10. Recent renovations and upgrades aimed at modernizing the tournament grounds.
- 11. Nickname for the legendary quartet of French tennis players who helped establish France's dominance in the 1920s and 1930s.
- 12. Evening matches introduced in recent years to modernize the tournament and expand viewing opportunities.
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- 1. Bronze tribute to the tournament’s most dominant men’s champion.
- 2. A signature movement on clay courts, allowing players to reach balls with extended footwork.
- 3. French for “the cup,” referring to the iconic trophies awarded to French Open champions.
- 4. Historic venue in Paris where the French Open has been held since 1928.
- 5. The distinctive surface of the French Open, known for slower ball speed and longer rallies.
- 7. era Began in 1968, allowing both amateur and professional players to compete together at the French Open.