Get ready for the return of the Roland-Garros eSeries in 2025! Following last year's thrilling competition, this year's tournament promises even more excitement with a brand-new team-based format, legendary tennis captains, and a tempting €5,000 prize pool up for grabs. Returning sponsors Renault and Mastercard add to the prestige, offering players the chance to customize their characters with official Roland-Garros 2025 outfits and the exclusive Renault 5 Roland-Garros string.
The Roland-Garros eSeries kicks off in March with open qualifiers. These qualifiers, acting as the first hurdle, will determine the finalists. Three qualifying stages will take place: March 6-11, March 20-25, and April 3-8. The top female players from the first two qualifiers will automatically advance, joining the overall winners. The grand finale? A thrilling showdown at the Roland-Garros Tenniseum Auditorium on May 24th, live and streamed on Twitch.
This year marks a significant change: a team-based format! Finalists will compete in teams, each captained by a prominent figure in French tennis. Already confirmed is Gilles Simon, former ATP world No. 6 and Davis Cup champion—a familiar face from the eSeries commentary booth since 2023 and a 2024 Top 8 competitor. His rival captain remains a mystery, but organizers hint at a Grand Slam winner.
The competition will be fierce! The winning team from the initial phase progresses to the winner's bracket of a double-elimination format, while the losing team starts in the loser's bracket. Alessandro ΔLEX Bianco, the reigning champion, returns to defend his title, joined by the two Grand Tour finalists. With 548,000 participants from 215 territories last year, expect an even more intense battle this year.
Tennis Clash is also celebrating Women's Day by offering a trip to Paris for the top female and overall players. Download Tennis Clash from the Google Play Store and prepare for the Roland-Garros eSeries 2025—it’s going to be epic!
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