Jon Dorenbos adds his analysis for Roland Garros

Oct 07, 2020
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Jon Dorenbos adds his analysis for Roland Garros

Published Oct 07, 2020

Former NFL snapper Jon Dorenbos joins Tennis Channel's Athlete Analyst team for Roland Garros to add his take to the mix. He joins 2008 Roland Garros champion Ana Ivanovic, who's been delivering her insights, picks and even playing a little trivia.

You may know Dorenbos from his 14-year career with the NFL, or you may know him as the magician from America's Got Talent. Or as the 40-year-old says, you may never have heard of him. But no matter what, it's clear his passion and knowledge for tennis is high.

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And it's clear he's a risk-taker as he chooses Stefanos Tsitsipas as his men's champion instead of someone more obvious like Rafael Nadal or even Novak Djokovic.

"So if there’s anything to be thankful for the quarantine for me, I'm watching my first French Open, baby," Dorenbos said. "And I'm picking Stefanos Tsitsipas 'The Greek Freak' to bring home the Slam back to Greece. That guy's got desire, he’s got passion, he’s resilient."

Stay tuned for more from the Tennis Channel Athlete Analyst team on social media and right here on Baseline.