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French Open: 'Careless' - Tim Henman reacts after doubles pair disqualified for hitting 'very upset' ball kid

Eurosport expert Tim Henman has given his reaction after a doubles pair were disqualified from the French Open for accidentally hitting a ball kid, who was left «very upset» by the incident. The British tennis legend, who memorably got himself disqualified from the men's doubles at Wimbledon in 1995 for inadvertently hitting a ball kid, has shared his experience and thoughts on the matter after Miyu Kato and her partner, Aldila Sutjiadi, were defaulted from the women's doubles at Roland-Garros on Sunday.

French Open 2023: 'Massively intimidating' for rivals to watch 'complete' Carlos Alcaraz says Tim Henman

Eurosport expert Tim Henman believes it is “massively intimidating” for rivals of Carlos Alcaraz for the Spaniard to “look so complete at the age of 20”. Alcaraz delivered another outstanding performance at the French Open as he sealed his place in the quarter-finals with a comprehensive 6-3 6-2 6-2 win over Lorenzo Musetti. Ad The Italian was expected to be a tricky opponent for Alcaraz having got the better of him in the final of the German Open last year.

French Open: 'I'm disappointed in Holger Rune' - Tim Henman reacts to 'clear' double-bounce controversy

Eurosport's Tim Henman has given his reaction to the double-bounce controversy that overshadowed Holger Rune's fourth-round victory over Francisco Cerundolo at the 2023 French Open on Monday. Umpire Kader Nouni did not spot the fact that the ball clearly bounced twice at a very crucial moment in the fourth game of the third set of the encounter, as Cerundolo slammed a forehand into the open court with Rune well out of position at deuce. Ad What should have been a point to Cerundolo somehow turned into his opponent benefiting as Nouni did not notice the double-bounce and then penalised the Argentine for stopping before he put away the resulting smash with a ball kid having already entered the court.

French Open 2023: 'That's a real statement' - Novak Djokovic is 'on a mission' says Tim Henman

Novak Djokovic made a “real statement” with his comments in his exclusive post-match interview with Eurosport after a straight-sets victory over Juan Pablo Varillas, claims Tim Henman. Djokovic appeared fit and full of confidence as he made light work of Varillas to clinch his place in the French Open quarter-finals with a 6-3 6-2 6-2 win. Ad He is now three victories from a historic 23rd Grand Slam title, and when the Serb is in this mood, few would write him off.

French Open 2023 - ‘It’s ridiculous’ - Mats Wilander on lack of women’s night matches at Roland-Garros

Eurosport expert Mats Wilander has branded the decision not to stage any women’s matches in the night sessions of the French Open so far as “ridiculous”. Four days into the competition, all late matches on Court Philippe-Chatrier have been reserved for the men, a decision that has sparked debate with World No.1 Iga Swiatek, Wilander and Tim Henman weighing in with opinion. Ad It was an issue raised last year by Barbara Schett, who believed the WTA would speak to Roland-Garros organisers about what she felt was a disparity in the schedule, but alas, it remains a talking point in 2023.

Gael Monfils withdraws from French Open with a wrist injury, Holger Rune gets a walkover into third round

Gael Monfils has withdrawn from the French Open due to a wrist injury. The world No. 322 told reporters late on Thursday evening: «There's a problem with my wrist that I cannot solve, felt it during the match.

Novak Djokovic says wind and slippy conditions impacted his game at French Open - 'I felt like Bambi on ice'

Novak Djokovic admits he struggled to adapt to the windy conditions at the French Open on Wednesday night and says he felt like «Bambi on ice» on the clay. Djokovic fought hard to beat Marton Fucsovics 7-6(2) 6-0 6-3 in two hours and 47 minutes, but it was clear the wind and the slippy Philippe-Chatrier court played a factor in the match. Ad «The wind was blowing extremely hard from one end,» Djokovic told Barbara Schett and Tim Henman in The Cube.

Iga Swiatek 'feeling a lot more pressure' this year at French Open, says John McEnroe, discusses 'Big Three' rivalry

Iga Swiatek «looked irritable» in her French Open first-round win, says John McEnroe, who also discussed the Pole's growing 'Big Three' rivalry with Aryna Sabalenka and Elena Rybakina. Swiatek eventually saw off Spain's Cristina Bucsa in straight sets, but only after coming through a difficult first set in which she faced a break point at 4-4. Ad The world No.

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French Open: 'Careless' - Tim Henman reacts after doubles pair disqualified for hitting 'very upset' ball kid

French Open 2023: 'Massively intimidating' for rivals to watch 'complete' Carlos Alcaraz says Tim Henman

French Open: 'I'm disappointed in Holger Rune' - Tim Henman reacts to 'clear' double-bounce controversy

French Open 2023: 'That's a real statement' - Novak Djokovic is 'on a mission' says Tim Henman

French Open 2023 - ‘It’s ridiculous’ - Mats Wilander on lack of women’s night matches at Roland-Garros

Gael Monfils withdraws from French Open with a wrist injury, Holger Rune gets a walkover into third round

Novak Djokovic says wind and slippy conditions impacted his game at French Open - 'I felt like Bambi on ice'

Iga Swiatek 'feeling a lot more pressure' this year at French Open, says John McEnroe, discusses 'Big Three' rivalry