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Rain Halts French Open: Roof Courts Save Day 10
2 Jun
Summary
- Persistent rain forced matches onto covered courts.
- Mirra Andreeva secured a swift quarterfinal victory.
- Tournament play continues despite challenging weather.
Day 10 of the 2026 French Open was marked by a significant shift in weather, as heavy rain replaced the earlier intense heat.
Tournament organizers responded by relocating all singles matches to Court Philippe Chatrier, one of the venue's two courts equipped with a retractable roof. This ensured that play could proceed without further interruption.
In a notable match, No. 8 seed Mirra Andreeva delivered a dominant performance against No. 18 seed Sorana Cirstea. Andreeva secured her victory in straight sets, concluding the match in under an hour and advancing to the Roland Garros semifinals.
Scheduled events for the coming days include men's and women's singles quarterfinals on June 3, followed by women's singles semifinals on June 4 and men's singles semifinals on June 5.
