by ti-amie Thursday June 5 Order of Play

Court PHILIPPE-CHATRIER

Mixed Doubles final
USA T.Townsend (4)/USA E.King (4) vs ITA S.Errani (3)/ITA A.Vavassori (3)
Women’s Singles
Upcoming Not before 15:00
semifinals
--- A.Sabalenka (1) vs POL I.Swiatek (5)
Women’s Singles
Upcoming
Semifinals
FRA L.Boisson vs USA C.Gauff (2)

Court SUZANNE-LENGLEN

Women’s Legends
USA L.Davenport/GER A.Petkovic vs EST A.Kontaveit/FRA N.Tauziat

Women’s Wheelchair Singles
Upcoming
quarterfinals
CHN X.Li vs FRA K.Chasteau
Men’s Doubles
Upcoming Not before 14:00
semifinals
MON H.Nys (16)/FRA E.Roger-Vasselin (16) vs ESP M.Granollers (5)/ARG H.Zeballos (5)

Court SIMONNE-MATHIEU

Mixed Legends
BEL K.Clijsters/USA J.Mcenroe vs ITA F.Pennetta/FRA JW.Tsonga
Men’s Legends
Upcoming
FRA M.Bahrami/FRA S.Grosjean vs FRA G.Simon/SWE M.Wilander

Court 14

Boys’ Singles
BUL I.Ivanov (9) vs ITA J.Vasami (2)
Girls’ Singles
Upcoming
AUS E.Jones (1) vs USA J.Pareja (9)
Girls’ Doubles
Upcoming
ESP C.Esquiva Banuls (7)/SWE N.Taraba Wallberg (7) vs USA A.Penickova (2)/USA K.Penickova (2)
Boys’ Doubles
Upcoming
USA M.Exsted/BUL A.Vasilev vs USA K.Hance (3)/USA J.Kennedy (3)

Court 7

Women’s Wheelchair Singles
JPN Y.Kamiji (1) vs NED L.De Greef
Women’s Wheelchair Singles
Upcoming
JPN M.Tanaka vs NED A.Van Koot (2)
Men’s Wheelchair Singles
Upcoming
ESP M.De La Puente (3) vs NED R.Spaargaren
Women’s Wheelchair Doubles
Upcoming
semifinals
FRA P.Deroulede/NED A.Van Koot vs CHN X.Li (2)/CHN Z.Wang (2)

Court 6

Boys’ Singles
GER N.Mcdonald vs ROU YT.Alexandrescou (7)
Girls’ Singles
Upcoming
GBR H.Klugman (8) vs CZE SM.Fajmonova
Boys’ Doubles
Upcoming
FIN L.Lagerbohm/SWE W.Rejchtman vs USA N.Johnston (7)/USA B.Willwerth (7)
Girls’ Doubles
Upcoming
SVK M.Pohankova/AUT L.Tagger vs ARG LM.Cinalli (5)/USA J.Pareja (5)

Court 3

Girls’ Singles
AUT L.Tagger vs GER J.Stusek (12)
Boys’ Singles
Upcoming
JPN R.Tabata (13) vs BUL A.Vasilev (11)
Girls’ Doubles
Upcoming
ROU MI.Burcescu/SRB L.Vujovic vs CZE A.Kovackova (3)/CZE J.Kovackova (3)
Boys’ Doubles
Upcoming
ROU YT.Alexandrescou (4)/JPN R.Tabata (4) vs GBR O.Bonding (8)/USA J.Leach (8)

Court 10

Boys’ Singles
USA B.Willwerth (6) vs GER M.Schoenhaus
Girls’ Singles
Upcoming
ARG LM.Cinalli vs BUL R.Dencheva
Boys’ Doubles
Upcoming
NED T.Boogaard (5)/BUL I.Ivanov (5) vs FIN O.Paldanius (2)/POL A.Wazny (2)
Girls’ Doubles
Upcoming
GER E.Bennemann/GER S.Zhenikhova vs CZE T.Krejcova (6)/CZE V.Valdmannova (6)

Court 11

Quad Wheelchair Singles
NED N.Vink (1) vs GBR A.Lapthorne
Women’s Wheelchair Singles
Upcoming
RSA K.Montjane vs CHN Z.Wang (4)
Women’s Wheelchair Doubles
Upcoming
semifinals
JPN M.Tanaka (1)/CHN Z.Zhu (1) vs JPN Y.Kamiji/RSA K.Montjane

Court 12

Quad Wheelchair Singles
ISR G.Sasson vs NED S.Schroder (2)
Men’s Wheelchair Singles
Upcoming
USA C.Ratzlaff vs ARG G.Fernandez (4)
Quad Wheelchair Doubles
Upcoming
semifinals
ISR G.Sasson (1)/NED N.Vink (1) vs CHI F.Cayulef/CAN R.Shaw
Men’s Wheelchair Doubles
Upcoming
semifinals
GBR A.Hewett (1)/GBR G.Reid (1) vs JPN T.Miki/USA C.Ratzlaff

Court 13

Men’s Wheelchair Singles
JPN T.Oda (1) vs ESP D.Caverzaschi
Men’s Wheelchair Singles
Upcoming
GBR G.Reid vs GBR A.Hewett (2)
Quad Wheelchair Doubles
Upcoming
semifinals
TUR A.Kaplan/RSA D.Ramphadi vs GBR A.Lapthorne (2)/NED S.Schroder (2)
Men’s Wheelchair Doubles
Upcoming
semifinals
FRA S.Houdet/JPN T.Oda vs ESP D.Caverzaschi/ARG G.Fernandez

by patrick Can Boisson pull off another miracle? I think Gauff win in straights. Scoreline 7-5,6-2

by ti-amie

patrick wrote: ↑Thu Jun 05, 2025 2:34 am Can Boisson pull off another miracle? I think Gauff win in straights. Scoreline 7-5,6-2

Cori's service woes were evident during her match with Keys. It's a big if but if Boisson can find a way to take advantage of those issues, well, one never knows do one?

Seriously though I agree with your prediction.

by Suliso I think the other match will have the same scoreline in favor of Sabalenka.

by ashkor87 I would say 55% Swiatek..she is slowly getting her game back, and Saba has been less than impressive

by ashkor87 Coco will not be fazed by the crowd, she is a seasoned warrior by now.. Boisson's big forehand big inside-out forehand will go straight to Coco's backhand the strongest in the game.. Predicting score is a mug's game but 7-5, 6-4 sounds about right to me.

by ashkor87 3rd gamd second set, saba looks unbalanced, hitting wild, maybe tiring

by ashkor87 The tide has turned .Swiatek will win now

by ashkor87 And turned again! Bagel ! Wow!!

by ptmcmahon How long was that third set ? i saw it was close and went to put game on, and when I got back to it it was over (at work so distracted.)

22 minutes to answer my own question.

by mmmm8 I went to buy lunch after the second set, came back to sit down to eat it and it is over?

by ptmcmahon That's what I did, went to get my lunch to eat with my third set!

by mmmm8

ptmcmahon wrote: ↑Thu Jun 05, 2025 3:45 pm That's what I did, went to get my lunch to eat with my third set!

Bon appetit!

by ponchi101 A very disastrous second set by Aryna, who still sometimes cannot understand that you do not have to blast every ball. In the third, somebody must have told her.
Boisson will fight, but it seems that the end of the road is nigh.

by JTContinental Boisson is actually playing well but Coco has been dialed in so far.

by jazzyg Boisson was spent mentally and physically from the start. She still played well in the first set but Gauff continued her form from the third set against Keys, and Boisson went away in the second.

by jazzyg Swiatek's lack of form and confidence going into Roland Garros caught up with her in the third set. The first two sets were high quality.

Sabalenka also was incredible in the third set, which she won 24 points to 6 while committing zero unforced errors.

by Owendonovan Coco did well playing to Lois' backhand.

by ashkor87 Was on a flight third set Iga-Aryna..what actually happened ? How could Aryna serve her a bagel?

by skatingfan

ashkor87 wrote: ↑Thu Jun 05, 2025 6:17 pm Was on a flight third set Iga-Aryna..what actually happened ? How could Aryna serve her a bagel?

O unforced errors from Sabalenka's racquet, and won 24 of 30 points.

by JTContinental

Owendonovan wrote: ↑Thu Jun 05, 2025 6:02 pm Coco did well playing to Lois' backhand.

Unlike Pegula or Andreeva, she went in with a solid gameplan to run an obviously tired opponent from side to side until she broke her down in the second set.

by ponchi101

skatingfan wrote: ↑Thu Jun 05, 2025 7:39 pm

ashkor87 wrote: ↑Thu Jun 05, 2025 6:17 pm Was on a flight third set Iga-Aryna..what actually happened ? How could Aryna serve her a bagel?

O unforced errors from Sabalenka's racquet, and won 24 of 30 points.

For some miraculous reason, Aryna decided to hit balls at ONLY 80 KPH, instead of 85. Got more control and depth and kept them in play for one shot longer.
Truly, it was like watching two different players from set 2 and set 3.

by ti-amie

ashkor87 wrote: ↑Thu Jun 05, 2025 6:17 pm Was on a flight third set Iga-Aryna..what actually happened ? How could Aryna serve her a bagel?

Total mental collapse by Iga.

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