Protester interrupts French Open semi-final
PARIS : A protester interrupted the French Open men's semi-final between Marin Cilic of Croatia and Norwegian Casper Ruud on Friday when she jumped onto Court Philippe Chatrier and tied herself to the net.
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PARIS : A protester interrupted the French Open men's semi-final between Marin Cilic of Croatia and Norwegian Casper Ruud on Friday when she jumped onto Court Philippe Chatrier and tied herself to the net.
PARIS : After reaching a record 14th French Open final on Friday, 21-time Grand Slam champion Rafael Nadal said he has nothing left to prove in tennis and was only playing on because he was still fit enough and enjoying it.
Casper Ruud praised his French Open final opponent Rafael Nadal as ‘perfect’ and the man who had ‘been my idol all my life’. The 23-year-old Norwegian fell one set behind against Marin Cilic in his first Grand Slam semi-final but recovered to win in four sets. Ad/> The victory means that Ruud will face the 36-year-old former world No.
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