which will see eight finalists that qualified from one of four qualifying tournaments compete to become the 2022 eTennis world champion. The finalists come from five different countries and include two female competitors.
Following this year’s decision to switch to a mobile esports competition played on Tennis Clash 2, the qualifying stages for Roland-Garros eSeries by BNP Paribas saw a record-breaking number of participants sign-up for the competition, with 238K+ entrants from 207 territories around the world competing in the event, with 1.66M+ matches played in total.

The fast approaching Grand Final will take place in a dedicated gaming area located at the top of the prestigious Philippe-Chatrier court at Roland-Garros itself on Saturday, May 21.