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June 5, 1983: The day Yannick Noah restored French glory in Paris
Every day, Tennis Majors takes you back in time to relive a tennis event which happened on this specific day. On June 5, 1983, Yannick Noah sent the whole of France into delirium as he became the first Frenchman to win the Roland-Garros title in the Open Era
June 5, 1953: The day American tennis legend Bill Tilden passed away
Every day, Tennis Majors takes you back in time to relive a tennis event which happened on this specific day. On June 5, 1953, Bill Tilden, the first American tennis legend, passed away at the age of 60 one day before he was due to fly out to play in the US Pro Championships
Djokovic concerned about “physically keeping up” with Sinner in Roland-Garros semis
The No 5 seed is high on motivation but is unsure how his body will hold up in the next round
“I can still play on the highest level”: Djokovic, relishing proving his critics wrong
Zverev labelled the Serb as "underrated" after losing to him in the Roalnd-Garros quarter-finals
Flawless Djokovic books Roland-Garros semi-final v Sinner
The Serb's forehand and drop shot made the difference as he saw off Zverev in four sets
Sinner dominates Bublik to reach consecutive Roland-Garros semi-finals
Boisson continues stunning Paris run by beating Andreeva, sets Gauff test in semi-finals
Gauff powers into Roland-Garros semi-Finals after comeback win over Keys
June 4, 1988: The day Graf double-bagelled Zvereva in the Roland-Garros final
June 4, 1972: Gimeno becomes oldest man to win Roland-Garros…at that time
Swiatek and Sabalenka preview their Roland-Garros semi-final clash
Impressive Musetti defeats Tiafoe to reach maiden Roland-Garros semi-final
Swiatek reaches fourth consecutive Paris semi-final, sets up Sabalenka showdown
Sabalenka books second Roland-Garros semi-final spot
How Bublik doing the “exact minimum” led to Roland-Garros breakthrough
Draper confesses he is “a long way behind” Sinner and Alcaraz
“I feel it’s normal for me” – Djokovic, mentoring the next generation (and trying to beat them)