Monfils Ties Noah With Historic Roland Garros Win
Monfils Ties Noah With Historic Roland Garros Win

Monfils Ties Noah With Historic Roland Garros Win

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Gael Monfils, aged 38, achieved a historic comeback at the 2025 French Open by rallying from two sets down to defeat Hugo Dellien in five sets, earning his 12th five-set victory at Roland Garros and setting a new Open Era record for men's singles. This win also tied him with Yannick Noah for the most French Open wins by a Frenchman. Despite an early injury scare, Monfils was buoyed by the Paris crowd and displayed his trademark resilience and showmanship. Off the court, Monfils has expressed support for his wife, Elina Svitolina, naming her a favorite for the women's competition. Over his two-decade career, Monfils has won 13 ATP singles titles but has yet to secure a Grand Slam title. He will face Jack Draper in the second round as he continues his run at Roland Garros.

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