John Tomic, father of Bernard, barred from French Open

John Tomic (left) is no longer coaching son Bernard.

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French Open organizers will not let Bernard Tomic's father into Roland Garros, even as a paying spectator.

The French tennis federation said Monday that security officials have been told to bar John Tomic from the Roland Garros complex if he tries to enter with a ticket. John Tomic has been charged with assaulting his son's hitting partner before the Madrid Open and has been barred from getting credentials to any ATP tournament.

Bernard Tomic of Australia will face Victor Hanescu of Romania in the first round on Tuesday.

A Madrid court has postponed John Tomic's case until October. He is accused of headbutting Thomas Drouet near their hotel before the Madrid Open.