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Merci, Jo: The Joie De Vivre Of Jo-Wilfried Tsonga

Joie de vivre is a French phrase that means joy of living. It represents someone who radiates happiness and spreads it to those around them. Few players from this generation have embodied joie de vivre more than Jo-Wilfried Tsonga. The Frenchman retired following his first-round loss against Casper Ruud at Roland

Day 3 Preview: Tsitsipas vs. Musetti, Ruud vs. Tsonga On Chatrier

The opening round of men's singles play will conclude on Tuesday at Roland Garros, while men's doubles action gets underway on Day 3. Returning finalist Stefanos Tsitsipas opens his tournament against #NextGenATP Italian Lorenzo Musetti, closing play on Court Philippe Chatrier, with Casper Ruud and Jo-Wilfried Tsonga squaring off on

Day 2 Preview: Can Tsonga & Wawrinka Roll Back The Years?

An action-packed Monday at the Rolex Monte-Carlo Masters will see Frenchman Jo-Wilfried Tsonga take to court in what could be his final match at the clay-court event, Stan Wawrinka make his long-awaited return to Tour and #NextGenATP Jannik Sinner begin his campaign. View Schedule J. Tsonga (FRA) vs M. Cilic (CRO) Frenchman Jo-Wilfried

Tsonga Announces He Will Retire At Roland Garros

Former World No. 5 Jo-Wilfried Tsonga announced on Wednesday that he will retire after this year’s edition of Roland Garros. It will be the 15th time he competes at the clay-court Grand Slam as a professional. “It is with great emotion that I announce today my decision to stop my

Challenger Vault: Tsonga’s Wild Weekend In London

It's the time of year that brings a smile to the faces of players and fans. The first week of June marks the arrival of summer in London, as warm weather and sunny skies signal the start of grass-court season on the professional circuit. The smell of freshly-trimmed lawns waft through

Tsonga Earns First Masters 1000 Win Since 2017

Jo-Wilfried Tsonga leaned on the home crowd and some big hitting to earn his first ATP Masters 1000 win in more than two years on Monday at the Rolex Paris Masters. The 34-year-old Frenchman beat VTB Kremlin Cup champion Andrey Rublev of Russia 4-6, 7-5, 6-4 and will next meet

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