Question about the French Open tennis tournament?

Question about the French Open tennis tournament. The winner of the French Open Tennis Tournament ( men and women) gets a huge cup. The "loser" gets a plate.

BUT: a third, small cup is also carried up on stage, and is left on the table. What is this cup for? And what is done with it after the ceremony?

Any ideas? Asked by elizabeth870 43 months ago Similar questions: Question French Open tennis tournament Sports & Recreation.

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That smaller trophy actually goes to second place. Men's Singles, winner of the "Coupe des Mousquetaires" Women's Singles, winner of the "Coupe Suzanne Lenglen" Men's Doubles, winners of the "Coupe Jacques Brugnon" Women's Doubles, winners of the "Coupe Simone Mathieu" Mixed Doubles, winners of the "Coupe Marcel Bernard"These are the names of the trophies that no one gets to keep, no one keeps the plate either. The plate gets the winners name engraved on it and stays with the trophies at the French open.

The winner and the Runner up get silver duplicates of the two trophies (the big one and little one) with their names engraved on them. I guess they hold up the plate because it looks a whole lot better than a little trophy. Sources: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/French_Open .

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