Tennis Clash will host the 2025 edition of the Roland-Garros eSeries by Renault - and you too can throw your hat into the ring
- Tennis Clash once again plays host to the 2025 edition of the Roland-Garros eSeries
- A new team-based format for the final stage will see French tennis legends supervise as captains
- A €5,000 prize pool will be shared between the winner and the runner-up
- All qualifiers will be get to compete in the event at Roland-Garros
If you've been itching to show off your tennis skills across the virtual world, you can smash your way to success in Tennis Clash, Wildlife Studio's popular esports game that boasts five million monthly players and a 170-million-download achievement under its belt.
Tennis Clash will once again host Roland-Garros eSeries by Renault, organized by the French Tennis Federation (FFT). Each player can compete for a chance to secure a spot in the Final Stage in Paris. A thrilling showdown awaits the top 8 players on May 24th at the Roland-Garros Tenniseum auditorium, following three qualifying stages played in March and April by competitors across the globe.
Supported by event partners Renault and Mastercard, the tournament will keep the immersion alive with all of the in-game announcements voiced by internationally renowned French referee Aurélie Tourte. Loading screens will put the special Renault 5 Roland-Garros Series front and centre.
With the new team-based format for the Final Stage, each team will receive a French tennis icon as its captain and, as with previous tournaments, you can watch those teams compete either as part of a live audience or on a livestream on Twitch. Then, the €5,000 prize pool will be up for grabs as a shared bounty between the winner and the runner-up.
“Being part of this Final Stage - whether as a consultant, player or now as a team captain - is always a huge honour for me. I am very excited about this new competition format and determined to prove to the other captain that my years of experience in the game will give my team a real advantage”, says longtime commentator and team captain, Gilles Simon.
All of the qualifiers will get to attend and compete at Roland-Garros; so if you think you have what it takes to grace the historic venue and walk among the tennis greats, you can register for one of the Open Qualifiers on Tennis Clash from the App Store or on Google Play. It's free-to-play with in-app purchases.
