Masters of Clay
Rafa Nadal (retired)
Age: 39
Nationality: Spain
Roland Garros titles: 14
Clay titles: 63
Grand slam titles: 22
Total tournament titles: 92
The indisputable
“King of Clay”, Nadal won his first Roland Garros title in 2005 at 19.
Björn Borg (retired)
Age: 69
Nationality: Sweden
Roland Garros titles: 6
Clay titles: 32
Grand slam titles: 11
Total tournament titles:
66
Nicknamed “Ice Man” for his cool demeanor on court, Borg won his first Roland Garros title in 1974.
Novak Djokovic
Age: 39
Nationality: Serbia
Roland Garros titles: 3
Clay titles: 21
Grand slam titles: 24
Total tournament
titles: 101
The active player with the
most Roland Garros titles,
Djokovic made a record 82nd appearance at majors
this week.
The new breed
Iga Świątek
Age: 24
Nationality: Poland
Roland Garros titles: 4
Clay titles: 10
Grand slam titles: 6
Total tournament
titles: 25
Aryna Sabalenka ended Świątek’s 26-match RG win streak in the 2025 semis
after the Pole won a three-
peat in 2022, 2023 and 2024.
Carlos Alcaraz
Age: 23
Nationality: Spain
Roland Garros titles: 2
Clay titles: 11
Grand slam titles: 7
Total tournament titles: 26
Due to a wrist injury,
Alcaraz will miss the
Roland Garros main
draw for the first
time since 2020.
Casper Ruud
Age: 27
Nationality: Norway
Roland Garros titles: 0
Clay titles: 12
Grand slam titles: 0
Total tournament titles: 14
Although Ruud has yet to win the French Open, 12 of his 14 titles have been on clay.
Masters of Clay
Rafa Nadal (retired)
Age: 39
Nationality: Spain
Roland Garros titles: 14
Clay titles: 63
Grand slam titles: 22
Total tournament titles: 92
The indisputable
“King of Clay”, Nadal won his first Roland Garros title in 2005 at 19.
Björn Borg (retired)
Age: 69
Nationality: Sweden
Roland Garros titles: 6
Clay titles: 32
Grand slam titles: 11
Total tournament titles:
66
Nicknamed “Ice Man” for his cool demeanor on court, Borg won his first Roland Garros title in 1974.
Novak Djokovic
Age: 39
Nationality: Serbia
Roland Garros titles: 3
Clay titles: 21
Grand slam titles: 24
Total tournament
titles: 101
The active player with the
most Roland Garros titles, Djokovic made a record 82nd appearance at majors
this week.
The new breed
Iga Świątek
Age: 24
Nationality: Poland
Roland Garros titles: 4
Clay titles: 10
Grand slam titles: 6
Total tournament
titles: 25
Aryna Sabalenka ended Świątek's 26-match RG win streak in the 2025 semis
after the Pole won a three- peat in 2022, 2023 and 2024.
Carlos Alcaraz
Age: 23
Nationality: Spain
Roland Garros titles: 2
Clay titles: 11
Grand slam titles: 7
Total tournament titles: 26
Due to a wrist injury,
Alcaraz will miss the
Roland Garros main
draw for the first time
since 2020.
Casper Ruud
Age: 27
Nationality: Norway
Roland Garros titles: 0
Clay titles: 12
Grand slam titles: 0
Total tournament titles: 14
Although Ruud has yet to win the French Open, 12 of his 14 titles have been on clay.
Masters of clay
Rafa Nadal (retired)
Björn Borg (retired)
Novak Djokovic
Age: 39
Nationality: Spain
Roland Garros titles: 14
Clay titles: 63
Grand slam titles: 22
Total tournament titles: 92
Age: 69
Nationality: Sweden
Roland Garros titles: 6
Clay titles: 32
Grand slam titles: 11
Total tournament titles: 66
Age: 39
Nationality: Serbia
Roland Garros titles: 3
Clay titles: 21
Grand slam titles: 24
Total tournament titles: 101
The indisputable “King of Clay”, Rafael Nadal won his first Roland Garros title in 2005 at 19.
Nicknamed “Ice Man” for his cool demeanor on court, Borg won his first Roland
Garros title
in 1974.
The active player
with the most Roland Garros titles, Djokovic made a record 82nd appearance at
majors this
week.
The new breed
Iga Świątek
Carlos Alcaraz
Casper Ruud
Age: 24
Nationality: Poland
Roland Garros titles: 4
Clay titles: 10
Grand slam titles: 6
Total tournament titles: 25
Age: 23
Nationality: Spain
Roland Garros titles: 2
Clay titles: 11
Grand slam titles: 7
Total tournament titles: 26
Age: 27
Nationality: Norway
Roland Garros titles: 0
Clay titles: 12
Grand slam titles: 0
Total tournament titles: 14
Aryna Sabalenka ended Świątek's 26-match RG
win streak in
the 2025 semis
after the Pole
won a
three-peat
in 2022, 2023
and 2024.
Due to a wrist injury, Alcaraz will miss the Roland Garros main draw for the first
time since 2020.
Although Ruud has yet to win the French Open, 12 of his 14 titles have been on clay.