Why Roland Garros Isn’t Just the French Open

Ever wondered why the French Open is called Roland Garros? It’s not just about the legendary clay courts where Rafa the King of Clay reigns. The name honors Roland Garros, a WWI fighter pilot hero. Since 1928, the stadium and tournament have carried his name, making it more than just a tennis event—it’s a tribute to French history. So next time you hear 'Roland Garros,' remember, it’s both a tennis battleground and a nod to a national icon. #RolandGarros #FrenchOpen #TennisHistory #Sports