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French Open, the

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French Open, the

Tennis championships held on the clay courts of the Roland Garros stadium, Paris, France, first held in 1891 and opened to non-French players in 1925. It is one of the four Grand Slam tournaments.



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This is the final tuneup before Monday's start of the French Open, the only Grand Slam event Sampras has not won.
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