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DATE: May 27, 2018 - June 10, 2018
SURFACE: Clay
PRIZE MONEY: €16,790,000
FIELD SIZE: 128
DEFENDING CHAMPION: Rafael Nadal
Seeds:
1 Rafael Nadal
2 Alexander Zverev
3 Marin Cilic
4 Grigor Dimitrov
5 Juan Martin del Potro
6 Kevin Anderson
7 Dominic Thiem
8 David Goffin
9 John Isner
10 Pablo Carreño Busta
11 Diego Schwartzman
12 Sam Querrey
13 Roberto Bautista Agut
14 Jack Sock
15 Lucas Pouille
16 Kyle Edmund
17 Tomas Berdych
18 Fabio Fognini
19 Kei Nishikori
20 Novak Djokovic
21 Nick Kyrgios
22 Philip Kohlscreiber
23 Stan Wawrinka
24 Denis Shapovalov
25 Adrian Mannarino
26 Filip Krajinovic
27 Damir Dzumhur
28 Andrey Rublev
29 Richard Gasquet
30 Feliciano Lopez
31 Gilles Muller
32 Fernando Verdasco
The Tournament:
A French national tournament has been held since 1891. For some time it was open only to French citizens, or members of French clubs. In 1925, it was opened to international amateurs, and in 1968 it was the first Grand Slam event to go "open," allowing amateurs and professionals to compete. It has always been played on clay. In recent years there has been great controversy over plans to either expand the current facilities, or relocate the event. Relocation seems to be off the cards, but the expansion plans are still being debated and fought in the courts.
About the City
Paris is one of the most charismatic and romantic cities in the world. It is an art mecca, a gastronomic destination, a film capital and the crossroads of Europe. It is the City of Light, softly beautiful in its gardens, monuments and boulevards, and hard-edged, in its blue-collar neighborhoods, its banlieue. Go to the top of the hill at Sacre Coeur at sunset and watch the lights come up. Also, sit in a cafe in a quiet neighborhood, like the Marais, and watch the world go by.
SURFACE: Clay
PRIZE MONEY: €16,790,000
FIELD SIZE: 128
DEFENDING CHAMPION: Rafael Nadal
Seeds:
1 Rafael Nadal
2 Alexander Zverev
3 Marin Cilic
4 Grigor Dimitrov
5 Juan Martin del Potro
6 Kevin Anderson
7 Dominic Thiem
8 David Goffin
9 John Isner
10 Pablo Carreño Busta
11 Diego Schwartzman
12 Sam Querrey
13 Roberto Bautista Agut
14 Jack Sock
15 Lucas Pouille
16 Kyle Edmund
17 Tomas Berdych
18 Fabio Fognini
19 Kei Nishikori
20 Novak Djokovic
21 Nick Kyrgios
22 Philip Kohlscreiber
23 Stan Wawrinka
24 Denis Shapovalov
25 Adrian Mannarino
26 Filip Krajinovic
27 Damir Dzumhur
28 Andrey Rublev
29 Richard Gasquet
30 Feliciano Lopez
31 Gilles Muller
32 Fernando Verdasco
The Tournament:
A French national tournament has been held since 1891. For some time it was open only to French citizens, or members of French clubs. In 1925, it was opened to international amateurs, and in 1968 it was the first Grand Slam event to go "open," allowing amateurs and professionals to compete. It has always been played on clay. In recent years there has been great controversy over plans to either expand the current facilities, or relocate the event. Relocation seems to be off the cards, but the expansion plans are still being debated and fought in the courts.
About the City
Paris is one of the most charismatic and romantic cities in the world. It is an art mecca, a gastronomic destination, a film capital and the crossroads of Europe. It is the City of Light, softly beautiful in its gardens, monuments and boulevards, and hard-edged, in its blue-collar neighborhoods, its banlieue. Go to the top of the hill at Sacre Coeur at sunset and watch the lights come up. Also, sit in a cafe in a quiet neighborhood, like the Marais, and watch the world go by.