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Chwalinska gets injured and loses in the 1st round

Poland was leading and serving for the match, but a sprained ankle gave the Thai qualifier a historic victory.

Wimbledon 2026: Sinner’s Title Defense Hangs by a Thread

Defending champion Jannik Sinner limps into Wimbledon 2026 after a French Open meltdown. Can he regroup, or will the All England Club crown slip through his fingers?

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Andreeva heads to Wimbledon without grass-court win

Roland-Garros champion Mirra Andreeva enters Wimbledon on the back foot after a first-round grass-court loss at Bad Homburg.

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Fritz extends Zverev streak to seven, eyes Wimbledon with Halle final berth

Taylor Fritz outlasted Alexander Zverev in a three-set semifinal thriller to claim his second straight grass final and tighten his grip on Wimbledon dark-horse status.

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BNP Paribas Extends Historic Roland-Garros Sponsorship

BNP Paribas and Roland-Garros continue their legendary partnership, a masterclass in brand consistency.

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Can Zverev Seize His Golden French Open Chance?

The German stands one win from his first Grand Slam, facing the 'Ice-Man' in a semifinal after a tournament of upsets.

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Wimbledon folds: +20% on the 2026 allocation

After the revolt at Roland-Garros, the All England Club reacted with a record envelope to calm the players.

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Zverev's Grand Slam Glory Overshadowed by Davis Cup Snub

The French Open champion's exclusion from the Davis Cup squad raises questions about meritocracy in national team selection.

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Sabalenka‑Osaka Night Match Fuels Women’s Prime‑Time Debate

Sabalenka and Osaka’s 87‑minute night duel at Roland Garros sparked a fierce discussion on expanding prime‑time slots for women’s tennis at the French Open.

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Berrettini’s Emotional Return Fuels Roland‑Garros Quarter‑Final Push

Berrettini’s straight‑sets win over Juan Manuel Cerundolo at Roland‑Garros sees 105‑ranked Italian confront self‑doubt and injury.

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João Fonseca Breaks 20‑Year Drought at Roland Garros

João Fonseca’s win over Casper Ruud sends him to the quarterfinals, ending a 20‑year drought since Guga Kuerten’s 2004 triumph.

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French Open Day 8

Ruud vs Fonseca match overshadowed by line-calling debate on clay courts

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WTA Roland Garros Doubles: Kenin/Krueger vs Errani/Tagger Live

Follow point-by-point updates from the first-round WTA doubles match at Roland Garros between the American pair and the Italian duo.

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French Open Champions Since 2005

A clay-court roll call shaped by Rafael Nadal's reign, Ashleigh Barty's rise, and Grand Slam pressure.

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Bianca Andreescu Starts French Open Qualifying Push

The Canadian opened qualifying with a first-round win as she tries to rebuild momentum at Roland Garros.

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Rejection for Hamburg?: Zverev is confused with his statements

Zverev criticizes space in Rome and suggests a break in front of the French Open - his participation in Hamburg is on the verge.

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Boycotting a Grand Slam, a concrete threat according to Madison Keys

The American tennis star threatens to boycott a Grand Slam if governance and calendar issues are not resolved.

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Zverev's exit from Rome: A setback for the French Open hopes

After a strong opening set, the German collapses. Darderi celebrates surprise coup.

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Gauff digs deep to beat Jovic in Rome comeback

Coco Gauff rallied from a set down to defeat qualifier Iva Jovic at the Italian Open, keeping her French Open preparations on track.

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Nadal-Federer Rome 2006 Still Frames Fedal on Clay

ATP’s anniversary rewind puts Rome 2006 back where it belongs: at the center of the Nadal-Federer clay story.

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Djokovic Sharpens Up Before Rome Return

Novak Djokovic is back in Rome, but the real test is rust, clay rhythm, and a draw with traps.

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Sinner Can Stretch No. 1 Lead in Rome

Jannik Sinner’s home Masters carries bigger stakes with Carlos Alcaraz injured and rankings points in play.

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Stars press Roland Garros for premiums

Sinner, Djokovic and Sabalenka are demanding a bigger share of the growing Paris Grand Slam business.

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Criticism from the stars puts pressure on Roland Garros

Players' anger over prize money makes French Open a test of Grand Slam tennis' finances.

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