After severe behind-the-scenes negotiations, we finally know what time spectators will be able to see live the long-awaited quarter-finals, which will oppose Rafael Nadal to Novak Djokovic.
Everyone had a say in the schedule for the Nadal-Djokovic clash at Roland Garros, starting with the players who had their likes and dislikes. Rafael Nadal, for example, could never endure night sessions: “I don’t like playing on clay at night. There is higher humidity. The ball is slower and the conditions can be very heavy when it’s cold. It makes a big difference to play tennis day or night on clay.”he said on Friday, May 27.
To the preferences of the stars of the match were added those of the broadcasters, and of Amélie Mauresmo, the director of Roland-Garros who made the final choice. On one side is France Televisiona regular at broadcasts of tournament matches, and on the other Prime Videoone of the benchmarks for nighttime broadcasting.
The Nadal-Djokovic match in free access on Prime Video, “not before 8:45 p.m.”
It’s finally on Prime Video, “not before 8:45 p.m.” according The Team, which will be broadcast the match between Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic. The event will be open to everyone, free of charge. This decision was highly anticipated and everyone hung on Amélie Mauresmo’s lips, hoping to see the best preferred decision.
For the player Nicolas Mahut, this choice is an essential marker of his first year: “Roland is the heritage of French sport, just like the Tour de France. Can you imagine the Alpe d’Huez stage broadcast on a pay channel and therefore inaccessible to the vast majority? viewers?”he told The Team.
It would seem that decisions about where to broadcast a game are often controversial. In 2019, Amélie Mauresmo had already complained about the programming women’s semi-finals: “It’s not easy to make these decisions, iYou have to try to satisfy everyone, but that’s not always possible. There are trade-offs to be made which inevitably displease some people.remembered Guy Forget, the former director of Roland-Garros, now a consultant for Prime Video.
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Roland-Garros 2022: where and what time to see the Nadal-Djokovic clash on Tuesday May 31?
The Nadal-Djokovic match will be accessible to everyone, free of charge.
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Roland-Garros 2022: where and what time to see the Nadal-Djokovic clash on Tuesday May 31?
This decision was highly anticipated and everyone hung on Amélie Mauresmo’s lips, hoping to see the best preferred decision.
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Roland-Garros 2022: where and what time to see the Nadal-Djokovic clash on Tuesday May 31?
For the player Nicolas Mahut, this choice is an essential marker of Amélie Mauresmo’s first year as director of Roland-Garros.
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Roland-Garros 2022: where and what time to see the Nadal-Djokovic clash on Tuesday May 31?
“Roland is the heritage of French sport, just like the Tour de France. Can you imagine the Alpe d’Huez stage broadcast on a pay channel and therefore inaccessible to the vast majority? viewers?”, he told L’Équipe.
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Roland-Garros 2022: where and what time to see the Nadal-Djokovic clash on Tuesday May 31?
It would seem that decisions about where to broadcast a game are often controversial.
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Roland-Garros 2022: where and what time to see the Nadal-Djokovic clash on Tuesday May 31?
Everyone had a say in the Nadal-Djokovic clash schedule starting with the players who had their likes and dislikes.
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Roland-Garros 2022: where and what time to see the Nadal-Djokovic clash on Tuesday May 31?
Rafael Nadal, for example, could never endure night sessions
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Roland-Garros 2022: where and what time to see the Nadal-Djokovic clash on Tuesday May 31?
“I don’t like playing on clay at night. There is the humidity which is higher. The ball is slower and the conditions can be very heavy when it’s cold. It makes a big difference to play tennis day or night on clay,” Rafael Nadal said on Friday, May 27.
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Roland-Garros 2022: where and what time to see the Nadal-Djokovic clash on Tuesday May 31?
To the preferences of the stars of the match were added those of the broadcasters, and of Amélie Mauresmo, the director of Roland-Garros who made the final choice.
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Roland-Garros 2022: where and what time to see the Nadal-Djokovic clash on Tuesday May 31?
On one side is France Télévision, a regular at broadcasting tournament matches, and on the other Prime Video, one of the references in terms of night broadcasting.