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The French Open has been postponed one week in 2021 and set to begin on May 30th, after France entered its third lockdown due to the global pandemic caused by COVID-19. Officials agreed to postpone the event in hopes that the delay will increase the chances that the tournament is “played in front of the largest possible number of fans”. The French Open was postponed until late September in 2020, and attendance was severely limited for the clay-court grand slam event. Similar restrictions are expected in early rounds this year, with a set attendance cap of 35% until the quarter-finals get underway on June 9th, when attendance will be increased to 65% of capacity on the 3 main courts with 5000 fans expected in the stands.

Men’s singles champion Spanish tennis player Rafael Nadal the so-called “King of Clay”, prevailed over Novak Djokovic from Serbia last year, will return in an attempt at an unprecedented 14 French Open titles. Polish Tennis Player Iga 艢wi膮tek will return to defend the Women’s singles title in 2021, after defeating Sofia Kenin to win her first grand slam at the French Open. The return of Swiss Tennis player Roger Federer, who has been recovering from arthroscopic surgery to his right knee, and expectations of returning champion Ashleigh Barty are also driving interest in this year’s tournament. The 120th French Open will introduce night sessions for the first time in 2021, with the addition of a new roof and floodlights on its main court —聽tune into NBC, NBCSN, and the Tennis Channel for聽complete TV coverage.