The French Open is facing growing calls from players and fans to remove or change on-court sponsorship boards after two separate incidents involving on-court advertising placement. BBC Sport reports that Britain’s Katie Boulter has urged the tournament to remove the boards following an injury during a doubles match at Roland Garros. In that match, Turkish player Zeynep Sonmez retires injured after tripping over a courtside advertising board. Times of India adds that the incident draws particular attention because Boulter previously narrowly avoided a similar accident around the same time at Roland Garros. Both reports focus on concerns about player safety and whether sponsor boards positioned close to the court create hazards during play. The discussion centres on the boards’ placement near the playing area and the risk they pose if players lose balance or move suddenly while competing. Organisers have not indicated, in the available reporting, whether any changes will be made, but the injury has prompted renewed scrutiny of advertising features around the court.