The French Tennis Federation has decided to postpone the French Open due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The clay-court tournament, which was originally scheduled for May 24-June 7, will now be held from Sept. 20-Oct. 4.
"We have made a difficult yet brave decision in this UNPRECEDENTED situation, which has evolved greatly since last weekend. We are acting responsibly, and must work together in the fight to ensure everybody’s health and safety," FFT president Bernard Giudicelli said in a statement.
Officials decided postponing the tournament was in the best interest of both the players and fans.