FRENCH Open Night – presented in 2021 – features only one individual match in Court Philippe Chatrier.
There has been no individual match for women, who played on three groups, in this hole at some time since 2023 – this means that the past 19 night sessions were individual matches for men, which are played in five groups.
Only four games have been a lot of women since it was brought four years ago.
Questions every year about whether the French Open Championship should do more to promote the women's game.
Morrison says that women's matches that are likely to go “very quickly” are the justification behind the options.
“There is nothing new in the sun compared to previous versions,” she said.
“We have one game in a night session. It hasn't changed. We won't change everything again.
“Two groups can go quickly when you have three groups as a minimum – this is the lens for me.
“It is not the level [women] You arrive now. I am not talking about this. “
Morimo also said that the tournament does not want to get two games in the night session, such as the Australian Open and the opening of the United States, for fear of creating late finishes.
She referred to the full crowd in a match on Thursday night between Mondels, the favorite of French Gaeel Mondels and British Jacques Darbar – who played in front of a full house until it ended at 23:45 – as a measure of the success of the table.
She said: “If we have two games in night sessions, this does not work in terms of the extent that the players will end.”
“But if we start earlier, the stands will be empty in most of the first match, so we keep this match in the evening.
“This is not perfect. We can't determine each box because we have a lot of things to think about when we do these options.”
