Roland Garros and the question of who owns clay-court history
Tournament organisers are trying to balance heritage with a changing sport, and not everyone agrees on what the balance should look like.
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Sofia MartinTennis reporter
Tournament organisers are trying to balance heritage with a changing sport, and not everyone agrees on what the balance should look like.
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