Tennis events France

Baghdatis, Benneteau, Chardy, Clément, Dimitrov, Goffin, Grosjean, Kolhschreiber, Llodra, Lopez, Win, Mahut, Rochus, Santoro, Saulnier, Simon, Stepanek, all of these great world tennis names took part in the Opening of Orléans, the 6 ^th of the French ATP tournaments in the space of a few years, just behind Paris-Bercy, Montpellier, Marseille, Metz and Nice. For the 2015 edition, the course of the 20 000 spectators was first crossed.

Tournaments of the women's tennis elite taking place in the Auxerre stadium. Double and double over several days to try to win the G.D.F Suez Trophy. It would appear that a few years ago, French Marion Bartoli, who was found in ½ final in Rolland in 2011, participated in this Auxerre tournament. Free Entrance.

Discover the tenniswomen ! The Waves Open 57 has become the most important women's tournament on the National Grand Tour! The tennis courts of Moulins-Lès-Metz host a first-rate women's competition. Organized with great skill by a hundred volunteers, the event has become a reference in France in its category (CNGT). It is therefore logical to see French players such as Aravane Rezaï, Mathilde Johansson and Nathalie Tauziat, who has already played the Waves Open 57 in doubles, arrive in Moselle for a tournament. Go and vibrate with these champions, they have backhanders that are worth the men's!

Created in 2022, this international tournament has found its place in the Women's Tennis Association calendar. Classified in the WTA 125 category, it's a springboard for up-and-coming players and a good way for the more experienced to get back on track, as they slip down the world rankings. The field comprises 32 singles players and 16 doubles teams. Although the participants come from all over the world, the French are well represented. It's a chance to see some quality tennis without breaking the bank, and to showcase the women's game.

The ATP Tennis Tournament: A quality plateau presents many international players among the top 200 worldwide.

Having been held at the Liberté for several years now, the tournament is attracting an ever-growing audience for what is one of the biggest men's indoor tennis tournaments in France, and the first in Brittany, won by such renowned players as Tsonga in 2006 and Benneteau in 2011. It's an opportunity to see some great matches, with over forty players competing, including some of the world's Top 100, and always at an attractive price for matches at this level. For those who can't make it, the event is broadcast every year on TVR 35!

Team 1 has been playing in the TOP 12 for several seasons now, in the top 12 French teams! To follow the matches and encourage the teams, find the agenda for the French Top 12 Badminton Championship on the club's website or directly on the website of the French Badminton Federation. The club in Mulhouse also trains players from the age of 5 and has a real academy with high-level coaching since 2013. An idea to keep in mind for your young sports fans!

The department's biggest and most prestigious tennis tournament takes place every year in Cherbourg! The challenger, as it's called, takes place every year at the end of winter at the Chantereyne complex. Launched in 1994 as an ATP-certified indoor hard-court event with tens of thousands of euros in prize money, it has seen some of the biggest names in French and world tennis pass through its doors, from Rafael Nadal at the dawn of his incredible career to Novak Djokovic. On the French side, Tsonga, Grosjean, Clément and Simon have all hit the Cotentin ball.