Rafael Nadal has been the owner of the place for many, many years now. He has won this Roland-Garros tournament thirteen times, and he is still the big favorite of this 2021 edition. His first success at Porte d'Auteuil dates back to 2005. Years of domination followed, with thirteen successes in sixteen participations. Two small losses only, plus one on retirement. The third player in the world has impressed once again since the start of the fortnight, with three wins in three sets. This Monday, June 7, it is the young and very promising Jannik Sinner who will try to create the feat against the Spaniard. Barely 20 years old, the Italian is already ranked 19th in the world and reached the quarter-finals here last year. He was beaten by… Rafael Nadal, his opponent of the day.This summit between Nadal and Sinner is to be followed on the channels of the France TV group this Monday, June 7 from 4 p.m.
Roland-Garros: Nadal - Sinner to follow on France TV
Several new features have arrived at this Roland-Garros 2021. First of all, there are 10 night sessions during the Paris fortnight, with meetings starting at 9 p.m. on Philippe-Chatrier court (8 p.m. for the last night session on Wednesday June 9). There is also a change in the broadcasters of the Parisian Grand Slam. Amazon Prime Video made its media debut, and the platform broadcasts the 10 night sessions as well as all the meetings that take place on the Simone-Mathieu court. In addition to Amazon Prime Video, France Télévisions provides the rest of the Roland-Garros matches. France 2, France 3, France 4 and the player France TV offer all the meetings in the clear, for even more media coverage. You need an Amazon Prime membership to watch matches on Prime Video.
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