Raise your hand if you had Zachary Svajda as the first American man to reach the second week of this year’s Roland Garros. The 23-year-old is just as surprised as the next person to have achieved his ...

The women’s draw is also heading in that direction. A day after defending champion Coco Gauff bowed out, four-time title holder Iga Swiatek was ousted by a red-hot Marta Kostyuk.

Sabalenka is spending her 92nd and 93rd career weeks at No. 1 during the two weeks of Roland Garros, as well as her 84th and 85th consecutive weeks—already one of the Top 10 longest streaks at the top ...

With that win, Andreeva also climbs to the top of a very notable leaderboard—it was her 32nd win of the year, surpassing Elena Rybakina for the most on the women’s tour this year. MOST WINS THIS YEAR ...

In the first round, dizziness and overheating nearly saw the two-time runner-up lose from match points up with a two-set lead against Roman Saffiiulin. Late Friday night, Ruud survived from two sets ...

Berrettini is 30 now, and ranked 105th. Once upon a time, not all that long ago, he looked like a future Grand Slam winner. But his list of career-stalling injuries—from his ab to his ankle to his ...

And now Coco Gauff. The reigning Roland Garros champion was the latest Grand Slam title holder to be eliminated in the first week of the clay-court major, ousted Saturday at the hands of Anastasia ...

The 19-year-old reached the second week of a major for the first time with an incredible effort on Court Philippe Chatrier.

Who will jump at the chance to win his first Slam? Who will crumble? Five things to watch for as we head into a Sincaraz and Djokovic-free second week.

If Moise Kouame hadn’t announced his arrival to the tennis world in the opening round of Roland Garros, he all but did with Thursday's show-stopping performance at his home major. The 17-year-old ...

Hailey Baptiste suffered a devastating end to her Roland Garros campaign on Wednesday after an awkward landing on a forehand during her second-round match left her screaming in pain and forced her to ...

PARIS (AP) Serena Williams' chest was heaving between points. Her footwork wasn't quite right. Miscue followed miscue, until she was a set and a break down in the French Open quarterfinals.