Simon Falla - National Bank Open 2009

Next year, Gaël Monfils will be the last of the famous Four Musketeers to retire. Before him, Jo-Wilfried Tsonga and Gilles Simon retired in 2022. At the Paris-Bercy Masters 1000 three years ago, the...

The craziest shot in French tennis? Benoît Paire's backward volley at Bercy in 2015

Arthur Millot 27/10/2025 à 11h25

It was at Paris-Bercy, in 2015. A match between two Frenchmen, ignited by Benoît Paire who surprised everyone with an insane backward volley. On November 3, 2015, Benoît Paire faced Gilles Simon in t...

"It's our generation that has disappeared," Tsonga discusses the Four Musketeers

Adrien Guyot 19/10/2025 à 09h53

Retired since 2022, Jo-Wilfried Tsonga continues to follow tennis news. The native of Le Mans, former world No. 5, double Masters 1000 winner, and Grand Slam finalist as well as ATP Finals finalist, h...

2008: The Year France Was Most Represented in the Top 100

Arthur Millot 14/10/2025 à 07h37

Between July 2007 and October 2008, France placed up to 15 players in the World Top 100, a significant number that no other French generation has ever matched. For 35 consecutive weeks, France had 15...

Video - Gilles Simon's Unusual Shot: A Volley That Electrified Antwerp in 2019

Jules Hypolite 13/10/2025 à 20h57

A winning volley from behind the head? It seems improbable, but Gilles Simon did it during the Antwerp tournament in 2019. In his first-round match against local player Steve Darcis, the Frenchman wo...

Musketeers, Svitolina: Messages for Monfils on the Eve of His Final Season on the Tour

Adrien Guyot 01/10/2025 à 11h37

Gaël Monfils will retire at the end of 2026. The 39-year-old Frenchman confirmed it on his social media this Wednesday morning, having thus competed in 22 seasons as a professional. For the occasion, ...

A choice of heart and court: Tristan Lamasine, Hugo Gaston's daring bet

Arthur Millot 16/09/2025 à 07h12

Just crowned with a title at the Challenger in Rennes, where he defeated a certain Stan Wawrinka (6-4, 6-4), the 24-year-old Frenchman revealed the name of his new coach in a press conference. Followi...

2010 Davis Cup: How Djokovic Changed Serbia's Destiny in One Weekend

Arthur Millot 13/09/2025 à 18h49

On December 5, 2010, Serbia won its first Davis Cup in history, defeating France 3-2 in Belgrade. But what the numbers don't show is the emotional intensity of that weekend, embodied by a transcendent...

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