The Roland-Garros eSeries by Renault 2025 has taken a thrilling turn as it progresses from the open qualifiers in March to the eagerly anticipated finals. The bracket system for this year's intense competition has now been unveiled, setting the stage for an unforgettable showdown.
For those who missed our previous coverage, this prestigious tournament is being hosted on Tennis Clash, the engaging mobile tennis game developed by Wildlife Studios. Here's everything you need to know about the tournament and its finalists.
When and Where Are the Roland-Garros eSeries 2025 Finals?
Mark your calendars for May 24th, the day before the French Open begins. The finals will be held at the iconic Roland-Garros Tenniseum auditorium in Paris. Last year's event drew around 200 spectators, and with the growing popularity of esports, we expect a vibrant crowd this year as well.
The journey to the finals began with several Open Qualifiers, where both the overall winners and top-performing female players earned their spots in Paris, with support from the French Tennis Federation. The third qualifier's winner, along with the two highest-ranked players from the Grand Tour, joined them after a training session at the GameWard eSport club. Now, they're all set to compete at the Tenniseum for the championship title.
Who Are the Finalists?
The final eight competitors hail from various corners of the globe, showcasing the international appeal of the Roland-Garros eSeries. Alessandro Bianco, known as ΔLEX from Italy, returns as the defending champion. Hizir Balkanci from Turkey is back for his second final after triumphing in the first qualifier.
Anyndia Lestari from Indonesia was the standout female player from the same qualifier. Omer Feder from Israel claimed victory in the second qualifier, while Maricela Espinosa Villada from Colombia, playing under the name MariLCTC, also makes her second appearance after topping the female category in qualifier two.
Eugen Mosdir (Areidy) from Germany secured his spot as the third qualifier champion. Completing the roster are Turkey's Bartu Yildirim (dark) and Colombia's Samuel Sanin Ortiz (Sasmis), who advanced through the Grand Tour.
That concludes our update on the Roland-Garros eSeries 2025 finals. In the meantime, if you're eager to experience some tennis action yourself, you can download Tennis Clash from the Google Play Store.
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