Colombia ran out of representatives at Roland Garros 2025 | Tennis | Daniel Galán | Emiliana Arango


The Colombian Daniel Elahi Galán en Action during the second The Roland Garros 2025 round.

The Colombian Daniel Elahi Galán en Action during the second The Roland Garros 2025 round.

Foto: AFP – Anne -Christine Poujoulat

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Colombian tennis stayed on Tuesday without representatives at Roland Garros. The Santandereano Daniel Galán and the Antioqueña Emiliana Arango fell into the second round of the singles, while Vallecaucano Nicolás Barrientos lost in the first round of doubles.

His eliminations, added to the one suffered on Monday by the Nortestandeana María Camila Osorio – a number one of Colombia – in her debut with the Dutch Arantxa Rus, resulted in the end of the participation of our country in this edition of the second Grand Slam of the season.

Daniel Galán was one of those who had the most complicated challenge on Wednesday, because he had to face the Italian Court Simonne-Mathieu to the Italian Lorenzo Musetti, seventh of the ATP and Bronze ranking at the Olympic Games of Paris 2024. He fell into three runs with partials of 6-4, 6-0 and 6-4.

In the Court Suzanne Lentern, the duel between Emiliana Arango and the China Zheng Qinwen, who besides being the seventh of the WTA ranks and in force Olympic champion, is one of the best in the world on whipped land. The Antioqueña lost 6-2 and 6-3.

Vallecaucano Nicolás Barrientos debuted on Wednesday in the doubles with the Indian Rithvik Bollipalli. In front they had the couple made up of the Canadian Gabriel Diallo and the British Jacob Fearnley, who took the 6-0 and 6-2 victory.

After this participation in Roland Garros, Colombian tennis players will have to spend the page and focus on Wimbledon, the third Grand Slam of the season, and which is scheduled for a month. The main box of said event will be starting on June 30.

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