L’Œil du Coach #68 : Pourquoi Roland-Garros semble plus ouvert que jamais en 2023

Dans ce nouvel épisode, Patrick Mouratoglou explique pourquoi Roland-Garros pourrait donner lieu à de grandes surprises cette année.

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00:00 This year is much more open, yeah.

00:01 This Rangaros will be one of the most exciting

00:03 we've had for a long time.

00:04 If you look at the past, there was not much suspense.

00:10 We knew more or less that Rapha would win.

00:12 I'm not saying that he's not gonna win this year.

00:14 He can still win, but he's getting older

00:16 and it's more and more difficult.

00:17 He's more and more injured.

00:18 His preparation is never as good as what he wishes.

00:22 It was the same last year and he still managed to win.

00:24 He had so much margin and his margin is less and less.

00:27 And on the other hand, you have the upcoming players

00:30 that are so dangerous.

00:31 Of course, Carlos Alcaraz, who's great on clay

00:34 and who's playing better and better.

00:36 You have Novak, whose level didn't drop.

00:38 Stefanos, who already reached the final in Rangaros,

00:41 who always plays unbelievably well on clay.

00:44 Yannick Sinner.

00:45 You have Holger Rune, who's progressing a lot

00:47 and who loves to play on clay also.

00:48 And I'm not even naming the Roublef and those guys.

00:51 I'm not saying that they can beat Rapha,

00:53 but you have to consider for Rapha now,

00:55 and even more now than ever,

00:57 having to deal with several difficult,

01:01 tiring matches in a row.

01:02 You can feel that is a field of guys

01:05 that potentially could make a surprise.

01:08 (gentle music)

01:10 (upbeat music)