Players tackle blistering heat at start of French Open in test of endurance

The Guardian is reporting Players tackle blistering heat at start of French Open in test of endurance. Temperatures soar to 33C on Monday at Roland GarrosKasatkina: ‘I don’t remember the last time it was so hot’Competitors at the French Open are tackling unusually blistering heat at the start of this year’s event along with navigating the red clay and the pressure of performing at one of the biggest tennis tournaments in the world.Temperatures scaled 33C in Boulogne-Billancourt on Monday, with players forced to adjust their games while trying to find their best level through obvious discomfort. This hot weather is expected to endure throughout the first week. “I don’t remember the last time it was so hot at Roland Garros,” said Daria Kasatkina. “Maybe one day, but we’re going to have it for the whole week or something.” Continue reading...

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