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Sinner kicks off Paris start with third-set comeback

Jannik Sinner rolled to his 15th consecutive Grand Slam win as he made a winning start at the French Open on Monday, coming from a

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Iga Swiatek shook off the emotion from Rafael Nadal’s retirement ceremony 24 hours earlier to post a 6-3, 6-3 win to open her account at

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Aryna Sabalenka got away to a winning start at Roland Garros on Sunday’s opening day with a 6-1, 6-0 demolition of Kamilla Rakhimova to glide easily

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French Open 2025 Men’s Day 1

Rafael Nadal made an emotional goodbye to the spiritual home of his tennis on Sunday as the French Open honoured their 14-time champion with a retirement ceremony.

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“Delusional” Badosa won’t abandon her RG dream

With her WTA career consistently derailed by an on-again, off-again back injury, Paula Badosa can never be sure of her chances at any event. But

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Alcaraz-Sinner rivally not yet prime time

While admitting that his rivallry with Jannik Sinner is gaining in stature, Carlos Alcaraz is not sure that it is ready for prime time. The

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RG glory days a pleasant memory for ageless Stan

A decade after winning the Roland Garros, Swiss veteran Stan Wawrinka is pleased to re-live one of his career-best showings in the Grand Slam where he

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First Paris win tops the list for confident Draper

Jack Draper credits a few peaceful days at home after more than a month on the road with helping him prepare to win his first

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Sabalenka pleased to serve as RG target

Aryna Sabalenka is pleased to let the rest of the French Open field go big game hunting when the clay-court fortnight begins on Sunday in

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Bouchard to dip her toes back into tennis

More than a decade after what proved to be a fluke Wimbledon final, tennis refugee Genie Bouchard may be giving her former sport another go