This year, we will have to watch Alexander Zverev. Without making any noise, the German advances slowly but surely in this Roland-Garros. The sixth world took time to settle on his first round (victory in 5 sets against Oscar Otte), then took place against Roman Safiullin and Laslo Djere whom he beat in three sets. Always so strong on his service, Alexander Zverev also has a clear table until the semi-finals where he could potentially face Stefanos Tsitsipas. But before thinking about it, we will have to face the Japanese Kei Nishikori who is back in great shape. Ranked number 49 in the ATP, the Asian player, a true icon in his country, won his first two rounds in straight sets and very long hours of play. Fortunately for him, his opponent in the third round forfeited,to the delight of his physical condition. Zverev - Nishikori airs this Sunday, June 6 at 9 p.m. on Amazon Prime Video.
Zverev - Nishikori, watch live on Amazon Prime Video
These are the two major changes of this 2021 edition of the Parisian Grand Slam.
During the fortnight of Roland-Garros, there are 10 meetings which take place in the night session, from 9 p.m. (the last being at 8 p.m. on Wednesday 9 June to welcome the public).
In addition to these night sessions, the Majeur Porte d'Auteuil saw a new broadcaster arrive, in this case Amazon.
On Amazon Prime Video, you can see the 10 night sessions of the competition (5 men's matches, 5 women's matches) as well as all of the Simonne-Mathieu court matches.
The rest of the matches are broadcast by France Télévisions and its channels France 2, France 3, France 4 and the player France TV, in clear and free.
You need a subscription to watch matches on Amazon Prime Video.
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