Casper Ruud

The Casper Ruud - Marin Cilic French Open semifinal was interrupted due to a girl that came on court to protest.

This wasn't the first time a protestor had stormed the court during a sporting event in recent weeks. Ruud advanced, 3-6, 6-4, 6-2, 6-2, to face Rafael Nadal in the French Open men's final on Sunday. It turns out she is a climate change activist and is in fear that "Roland Garros will no longer be able to exist," according to an English translation.

Casper Ruud and Marin Cilic were held up by a protestor in the third set of their second semi-final at Roland Garros. The players were forced to depart for ...

The players were forced to leave the court for approximately 10 minutes when a woman ran on to the Court Phillipe-Chatrier and attached herself to the side of the net. It took 10 minutes for the woman to be removed and the third set of the semi-final to continue - The match was put on hold for 10 minutes whilst the woman was removed

Casper Ruud has broken fresh ground as the first Norwegian to reach a Grand Slam singles final following his defeat of former world No.3 Marin Cilic at ...

A slew of garish unforced errors from the 20th seed threatened to surrender the double break but another patch of brilliance – including an ace and forehand winner down the line – kept him within striking distance. A heavy cross-court forehand winner secured the first break and after fending off a challenge on his own serve, the Croatian took matters into his own hands, hammering an inside-out forehand to snatch the double break and with it the set. He had made little impact on the Cilic serve but after four bungled chances, finally made good on his fifth break point to edge ahead 2-1 in the second.