The Roland Garros week that birthed two trophies-and began his unraveling
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The Roland Garros week that birthed two trophies-and began his unraveling
This episode explores the career of tennis player Yevgeny Kafelnikov, from his historic Roland Garros win to his quiet departure from the sport. It delves into the contradictions of his record and the question of what, exactly, broke.
Person: Yevgeny Kafelnikov
Date: October 2003
Location: Saint Petersburg
Event: Retirement from professional tennis
- Yevgeny Kafelnikov walked off a tennis court at age twenty-nine, seven years after his historic Roland Garros win.
- In 1996, at twenty-two, he became the first man in the Open Era to win both singles and doubles titles at Roland Garros.
- Born in 1974 in the Soviet Union, Kafelnikov grew up in Sochi with limited tennis infrastructure but a supportive father and coach.
- He turned professional in 1992, and by 1994, his ranking surged from 102 to 11, winning three titles and defeating six top-five players.
- Despite winning two Grand Slam singles titles and an Olympic gold, Kafelnikov lost all five Masters Series finals he reached.
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