Tennis Clash to Host 2025 Roland-Garros eSeries by Renault: Join the Competition!

If you're eager to showcase your tennis prowess in the digital realm, Tennis Clash, developed by Wildlife Studio, offers the perfect stage. Boasting over five million monthly players and an impressive 170 million downloads, the game is set to host the 2025 edition of the Roland-Garros eSeries by Renault, organized by the French Tennis Federation (FFT). This thrilling event provides players with the opportunity to compete for a coveted spot in the Final Stage at the iconic Roland-Garros in Paris.

The journey to the finals involves three qualifying stages in March and April, open to competitors worldwide. The top 8 players will battle it out in a spectacular showdown at the Roland-Garros Tenniseum auditorium on May 24th. Supported by event partners Renault and Mastercard, the tournament enhances immersion with in-game announcements voiced by the internationally acclaimed French referee, Aurélie Tourte. Additionally, the loading screens will showcase the special Renault 5 Roland-Garros Series.

This year introduces an exciting team-based format for the Final Stage, with each team led by a French tennis legend as captain. You can experience the competition live at the venue or stream it on Twitch. The €5,000 prize pool adds to the excitement, to be shared between the winner and the runner-up.

Gilles Simon, a longtime commentator and now a team captain, shared his enthusiasm: "Being part of this Final Stage - whether as a consultant, player, or now as a team captain - is always a huge honor 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."

All qualifiers will have the privilege of attending and competing at Roland-Garros. If you believe you have what it takes to walk among tennis legends at this historic venue, you can register for one of the Open Qualifiers on Tennis Clash, available for free on the App Store and Google Play, with optional in-app purchases.