Roland-Garros 2022 in figures

2

World No.1 Iga Swiatek pocketed a second title at the Porte d’Auteuil, after her first in 2020. It was her second-ever Grand Slam title.

2

For the second year running, a French player triumphed in the boys’ singles tournament. Gabriel Debru won this event, taking the crown from Luca Van Assche.

6

Six years after their first doubles title at Roland-Garros in 2016, Caroline Garcia and Kristina Mladenovic won the women’s doubles event for a second time.

14

Rafael Nadal won his 14th Roland-Garros title in 2022, further cementing his place in tennis legend.

22

By winning this year’s Roland-Garros, Rafael Nadal collected his 22nd Grand Slam title.

885

matches were played this year at Roland-Garros.

11,300

people visited the Fresque Écologique du Tennis stand, run by the Green Teams and sponsored by ENGIE, to raise awareness about environmental issues.

29,518

certified “Climate Friendly” products, a label that promotes food with a low carbon impact, were purchased from the stadium’s various food outlets.

35,000

shopping bags were sold. This was the most popular product in the stadium’s boutiques this year.

100,118

tickets were sold as part of the “Roland for all” operation, including 21,574 tickets priced at €10 for under 25s.

140,000

meals were served for the tournament

more than 500,000

Roland-Garros products were sold in the stadium during the tournament.

513,000

transactions were made by visitors at the stadium’s various catering points.

613,586

spectators

6,444

million was the peak TV audience, recorded at match point in the men’s singles final between Nadal and Ruud on France 2, which was 51.2 % of the audience share.

7,5

million unique visitors were recorded on rolandgarros.com.

23

million interactions were recorded on the tournament’s social media accounts.

42

Just under 42 million people in France watched the tournament live, for one (non-consecutive) minute or more on the France Télévisions group’s channels.

112,730

million television viewers watched the tournament for at least a minute in China, on the CCTV5 channel (a 21% increase compared with 2021).

261

million videos were viewed on the tournament’s various platforms.