Exciting press conference of the Russian after her debut at Roland Garros, revealing unpublished conversations with Conchita and Kuznetsova and sharing an amusing anecdote about Federer's influence on her victory.
The Polish player gave her final press conference in Paris after losing in the final to Mirra Andreeva: "It's strange, but I don't think I played my best tennis in this tournament."
The Russian player opens her Grand Slam trophy cabinet with a convincing victory over Chwalinska in the 2026 Roland Garros final, proving her best tennis skills.
The Spanish tennis player and the Argentine staged a tennis exhibition to defeat Heliovaara and Patten in just over an hour.
We analyze all the factors you need to know to watch live the 2026 Roland Garros men's final between Alexander Zverev and Flavio Cobolli.
The Spanish-Argentine duo has highlighted their love for sports as a key factor in clinching their second consecutive title in Paris.
30 years ago, the Russian tennis player left Roland Garros with arms full: champion in singles and champion in the doubles draw. It has never happened again.
After an epic week in Paris, everything has crumbled in the last few days with disappointing performances.
The Russian player opens her Grand Slam trophy cabinet with a convincing victory over Chwalinska in the 2026 Roland Garros final, proving her best tennis skills.
The Spanish-Argentine duo has highlighted their love for sports as a key factor in clinching their second consecutive title in Paris.
The Spanish tennis player and the Argentine staged a tennis exhibition to defeat Heliovaara and Patten in just over an hour.
30 years ago, the Russian tennis player left Roland Garros with arms full: champion in singles and champion in the doubles draw. It has never happened again.
We analyze all the factors you need to know to watch live the 2026 Roland Garros men's final between Alexander Zverev and Flavio Cobolli.
After an epic week in Paris, everything has crumbled in the last few days with disappointing performances.
Maria Sharapova, who was present this Saturday at Philippe-Chatrier, wanted to publicly congratulate Mirra Andreeva after her historic victory at Roland Garros 2026. The former Russian tennis player, two-time champion of the Parisian tournament in 2012 and 2014, shared a story on Instagram with a message to her compatriot. "Proud of you, Mirra. The celebration says it all. Excited, but not satisfied. The sign of a champion," wrote Sharapova. These words gain even more significance because Andreeva has become the first Russian player to conquer Roland Garros since Sharapova herself, taking over from one of the great legends of women's tennis.
Maria Sharapova congratulates Mirra Andreeva on IG after she won Roland Garros
— The Tennis Letter (@TheTennisLetter) June 6, 2026
“Proud of you Mirra. 🥹 The celebration says it all. Excited, but not satisfied. The sign of a champion.”
❤️ pic.twitter.com/eupU0tCn76
The awards ceremony protocol at Roland Garros always includes the emotional moment when the flag of the champion's country is raised while the anthem plays. However, the geopolitical situation with Russia has meant that Mirra Andreeva couldn't experience that privilege after winning the title in this edition.
Mirra Andreeva has conquered Roland Garros 2026 at 19 years and 25 of age, a very unusual early triumph record in today's tennis. This is evidenced by becoming the third youngest player of the 21st century to win a Grand Slam, only behind Maria Sharapova (Wimbledon 2004) and Emma Raducanu (US Open 2021).
3 - Mirra Andreeva is the third youngest Women’s Singles Grand Slam champion in 2000s, older only than Maria Sharapova in Wimbledon 2004 and Emma Raducanu as the US Open 2021. Rushed.#RolandGarros | @rolandgarros @WTA pic.twitter.com/YOI1CbCJK4
— OptaAce (@OptaAce) June 6, 2026
Horacio Zeballos left one of the most emotional moments after winning the Roland Garros doubles title alongside Marcel Granollers. After the final, Carlos Alcaraz shared a story on Instagram congratulating the pair on their triumph in Paris. The Argentinian quickly responded with a grateful message: "Great. I carry your words from last year with me to every final." A post that reflects the close relationship between them and the significance those supportive words from the Murcian had for Zeballos.
Mirra Andreeva was enthusiastic about her title at Roland Garros 2026 and in a long speech, she dedicated a particularly significant part to Conchita Martínez. "I want to give special thanks to Conchita for the patience she has with me and the time she dedicates to helping me improve as a tennis player and person by sharing all her experience and knowledge," said the Russian.
Brazil is in luck. In addition to Fonseca's breakthrough, we must acknowledge the clear potential of rising star Luis Guto Miguel, a 17-year-old youngster who has been talked about for a long time and who has confirmed his favoritism at Roland Garros 2026 junior by winning the title. He defeated Michael Antonius 6-3 6-4, filling the entire South American country with hope.
Truly brilliant and exciting lineup that the WTA 500 Queen´s 2026 will have next week, establishing itself as the ideal starting point on the grass court swing. Elena Rybakina and Amanda Anisimova lead a field with players of the caliber of Sorana Cirstea, Victoria Mboko, or Belinda Bencic, along with Marta Kostyuk and Iva Jovic. Many significant points of interest and intense competition for the title.
Maja Chwalinska expressed gratitude for all the support received at Roland Garros 2026 and was quick to praise the excellent performance of Mirra Andreeva. "Today it was impossible for me to do better. I promise you I gave it my all, but Mirra is a very tough opponent, she played excellently. She is so talented and young that it becomes annoying. These have been three unforgettable weeks, I will treasure everything experienced in my heart," said the Polish player in a speech filled with gratitude towards the organization, her team, and family.
"You're so young and talented... it's so annoying." 😂
— TNT Sports U.S. (@TNTSportsUS) June 6, 2026
Maja Chwalinska congratulated Mirra Andreeva on her #RolandGarros title 🤝 pic.twitter.com/f6EVxkCrIe
Paula Badosa has secured her spot in the main draw of Wimbledon 2026 and approaches this grass court swing as an opportunity for a sporting resurgence. Her first opponent in the WTA 250 s-Hertogenbosch 2026 tournament will be the young Ukrainian Daria Snigur, and if successful, she could face the highest-ranked player in the draw, Ekaterina Alexandrova, in the second round. The Russian and Clara Tauson are the favorites in a tournament where another Spaniard, Jessica Bouzas, will also be competing.
Mirra Andreeva has coined a great phrase for summarizing her successes, which has deeply resonated in society and has become her own very particular motto. "I want to thank myself." After winning Roland Garros 2026, she wore a jacket with that motto written on it and in her thank-you speech, she didn't hesitate to delve into it and explain.
"I want to thank myself for always believing in myself, for giving my all even in the toughest moments, for striving to be a better person and player every day, and for continuing to fight against all fears and inner demons I've had during these two weeks. Only I know how tough it has been and how nervous I've been, so I also want to acknowledge the work I've done to get here."
"Last but not least, I want to thank myself" 👸
— Tennis Channel (@TennisChannel) June 6, 2026
Mirra Andreeva takes the Roland Garros trophy 🏆#RolandGarros pic.twitter.com/xqXwgaYcXQ
Mirra Andreeva has positioned herself as the best tennis player so far this year. With her title in Roland Garros 2026, the young Russian tennis player stands as the leader of the Race WTA, a ranking that reflects the points earned in the current season. She surpasses Sabalenka by over 400 points, opening a very interesting gap for the rest of the year.
Exciting week of tennis ahead with the ATP 250 Stuttgart 2026 tournament, one of the two events opening the grass court season. A highlight will be watching Nick Kyrgios face off against Corentin Moutet. The title favorites are Ben Shelton and Taylor Fritz. For Spanish tennis, seeing what Alejandro Davidovich can achieve will be a major attraction.
Stuttgart ATP 250 Main Draw Singles pic.twitter.com/tpX2wvvDZt
— Tennis Draws (@DrawsTennis) June 6, 2026
Maria Sharapova, who was present this Saturday at Philippe-Chatrier, wanted to publicly congratulate Mirra Andreeva after her historic victory at Roland Garros 2026. The former Russian tennis player, two-time champion of the Parisian tournament in 2012 and 2014, shared a story on Instagram with a message to her compatriot. "Proud of you, Mirra. The celebration says it all. Excited, but not satisfied. The sign of a champion," wrote Sharapova. These words gain even more significance because Andreeva has become the first Russian player to conquer Roland Garros since Sharapova herself, taking over from one of the great legends of women's tennis.
Maria Sharapova congratulates Mirra Andreeva on IG after she won Roland Garros
— The Tennis Letter (@TheTennisLetter) June 6, 2026
“Proud of you Mirra. 🥹 The celebration says it all. Excited, but not satisfied. The sign of a champion.”
❤️ pic.twitter.com/eupU0tCn76
Horacio Zeballos left one of the most emotional moments after winning the Roland Garros doubles title alongside Marcel Granollers. After the final, Carlos Alcaraz shared a story on Instagram congratulating the pair on their triumph in Paris. The Argentinian quickly responded with a grateful message: "Great. I carry your words from last year with me to every final." A post that reflects the close relationship between them and the significance those supportive words from the Murcian had for Zeballos.
Truly brilliant and exciting lineup that the WTA 500 Queen´s 2026 will have next week, establishing itself as the ideal starting point on the grass court swing. Elena Rybakina and Amanda Anisimova lead a field with players of the caliber of Sorana Cirstea, Victoria Mboko, or Belinda Bencic, along with Marta Kostyuk and Iva Jovic. Many significant points of interest and intense competition for the title.
Mirra Andreeva has coined a great phrase for summarizing her successes, which has deeply resonated in society and has become her own very particular motto. "I want to thank myself." After winning Roland Garros 2026, she wore a jacket with that motto written on it and in her thank-you speech, she didn't hesitate to delve into it and explain.
"I want to thank myself for always believing in myself, for giving my all even in the toughest moments, for striving to be a better person and player every day, and for continuing to fight against all fears and inner demons I've had during these two weeks. Only I know how tough it has been and how nervous I've been, so I also want to acknowledge the work I've done to get here."
"Last but not least, I want to thank myself" 👸
— Tennis Channel (@TennisChannel) June 6, 2026
Mirra Andreeva takes the Roland Garros trophy 🏆#RolandGarros pic.twitter.com/xqXwgaYcXQ
The awards ceremony protocol at Roland Garros always includes the emotional moment when the flag of the champion's country is raised while the anthem plays. However, the geopolitical situation with Russia has meant that Mirra Andreeva couldn't experience that privilege after winning the title in this edition.
Mirra Andreeva was enthusiastic about her title at Roland Garros 2026 and in a long speech, she dedicated a particularly significant part to Conchita Martínez. "I want to give special thanks to Conchita for the patience she has with me and the time she dedicates to helping me improve as a tennis player and person by sharing all her experience and knowledge," said the Russian.
Maja Chwalinska expressed gratitude for all the support received at Roland Garros 2026 and was quick to praise the excellent performance of Mirra Andreeva. "Today it was impossible for me to do better. I promise you I gave it my all, but Mirra is a very tough opponent, she played excellently. She is so talented and young that it becomes annoying. These have been three unforgettable weeks, I will treasure everything experienced in my heart," said the Polish player in a speech filled with gratitude towards the organization, her team, and family.
"You're so young and talented... it's so annoying." 😂
— TNT Sports U.S. (@TNTSportsUS) June 6, 2026
Maja Chwalinska congratulated Mirra Andreeva on her #RolandGarros title 🤝 pic.twitter.com/f6EVxkCrIe
Mirra Andreeva has positioned herself as the best tennis player so far this year. With her title in Roland Garros 2026, the young Russian tennis player stands as the leader of the Race WTA, a ranking that reflects the points earned in the current season. She surpasses Sabalenka by over 400 points, opening a very interesting gap for the rest of the year.
Mirra Andreeva has conquered Roland Garros 2026 at 19 years and 25 of age, a very unusual early triumph record in today's tennis. This is evidenced by becoming the third youngest player of the 21st century to win a Grand Slam, only behind Maria Sharapova (Wimbledon 2004) and Emma Raducanu (US Open 2021).
3 - Mirra Andreeva is the third youngest Women’s Singles Grand Slam champion in 2000s, older only than Maria Sharapova in Wimbledon 2004 and Emma Raducanu as the US Open 2021. Rushed.#RolandGarros | @rolandgarros @WTA pic.twitter.com/YOI1CbCJK4
— OptaAce (@OptaAce) June 6, 2026
Brazil is in luck. In addition to Fonseca's breakthrough, we must acknowledge the clear potential of rising star Luis Guto Miguel, a 17-year-old youngster who has been talked about for a long time and who has confirmed his favoritism at Roland Garros 2026 junior by winning the title. He defeated Michael Antonius 6-3 6-4, filling the entire South American country with hope.
Paula Badosa has secured her spot in the main draw of Wimbledon 2026 and approaches this grass court swing as an opportunity for a sporting resurgence. Her first opponent in the WTA 250 s-Hertogenbosch 2026 tournament will be the young Ukrainian Daria Snigur, and if successful, she could face the highest-ranked player in the draw, Ekaterina Alexandrova, in the second round. The Russian and Clara Tauson are the favorites in a tournament where another Spaniard, Jessica Bouzas, will also be competing.
Many incentives to enjoy in this first week of competition on grass with the ATP 250 s-Hertogenbosch 2026, a Dutch tournament where Félix Auger-Aliassime, Álex de Miñaur, and Daniil Medvedev are the top contenders for the title. It will be interesting to see what players like Rinderknech, Shapovalov, Humbert, Bergs, or Hurkacz can achieve, while concerning Spanish tennis, the sole representative will be Jaume Munar.
's-Hertogenbosch ATP 250 Main Draw Singles pic.twitter.com/g3VvL9NlMd
— Tennis Draws (@DrawsTennis) June 6, 2026
Exciting week of tennis ahead with the ATP 250 Stuttgart 2026 tournament, one of the two events opening the grass court season. A highlight will be watching Nick Kyrgios face off against Corentin Moutet. The title favorites are Ben Shelton and Taylor Fritz. For Spanish tennis, seeing what Alejandro Davidovich can achieve will be a major attraction.
Stuttgart ATP 250 Main Draw Singles pic.twitter.com/tpX2wvvDZt
— Tennis Draws (@DrawsTennis) June 6, 2026
The German faces his fourth Grand Slam final with the need for it to be the right one. Negative experiences from the past abound for having taken good notes.
Matteo Arnaldi explained in a press conference the viral process that forced him to withdraw before playing the 2026 Roland Garros semifinals.
The Czech reviewed the things he could have done better against Alexander Zverev, although he gave all the credit to the German for his performance and his tremendous serve.
A virus has taken the Italian tennis player out of the game, thus depriving him of playing the match of his life. Cobolli advances directly to the final.
The Italian tennis player has been visibly affected by the farewell of his compatriot, and has left a beautiful message for him.
The German faces his fourth Grand Slam final with the need for it to be the right one. Negative experiences from the past abound for having taken good notes.
The Czech reviewed the things he could have done better against Alexander Zverev, although he gave all the credit to the German for his performance and his tremendous serve.
The Italian tennis player has been visibly affected by the farewell of his compatriot, and has left a beautiful message for him.
Matteo Arnaldi explained in a press conference the viral process that forced him to withdraw before playing the 2026 Roland Garros semifinals.
A virus has taken the Italian tennis player out of the game, thus depriving him of playing the match of his life. Cobolli advances directly to the final.
The German will seek his first Grand Slam title at Roland Garros after defeating Mensik in the semifinals.
The Czech reveals how important the relationship with his older brother, who has Autism Spectrum Disorder, is to him and how it helps him in his career as a tennis player.
We discovered all the details you need to know to watch live the 2026 Roland Garros women's final between Mirra Andreeva and Maja Chwalinska.
The legendary former tennis player harshly criticizes Sinner and calls for changes in his preparation and team, in addition to talking about Zverev and his favoritism for the title at Roland Garros 2026.
We break down a meeting that will elevate the Russian tennis player as the new face of tennis or confirm the Polish player as the great story of 2026.
We break down the two matches that will determine the contenders for the title; only Mensik stands between Sascha and fighting for his first Slam... and, moreover, with an appealing Italian derby.
The German will seek his first Grand Slam title at Roland Garros after defeating Mensik in the semifinals.
We discovered all the details you need to know to watch live the 2026 Roland Garros women's final between Mirra Andreeva and Maja Chwalinska.
We break down a meeting that will elevate the Russian tennis player as the new face of tennis or confirm the Polish player as the great story of 2026.
The Czech reveals how important the relationship with his older brother, who has Autism Spectrum Disorder, is to him and how it helps him in his career as a tennis player.
The legendary former tennis player harshly criticizes Sinner and calls for changes in his preparation and team, in addition to talking about Zverev and his favoritism for the title at Roland Garros 2026.
We break down the two matches that will determine the contenders for the title; only Mensik stands between Sascha and fighting for his first Slam... and, moreover, with an appealing Italian derby.
The Polish tennis player has shown her admiration for the Swiss after reaching the final of Roland Garros 2026.
The Russian confirmed that the Roland Garros semifinal from a couple of seasons ago came a little early for her. Today, still at 19 years old, she appears ready to win the title.
The Russian player shows satisfaction despite her elimination from Roland Garros at the hands of the Polish player: "I am happy with the way I played, how I fought, and the great points there were."
The Ukrainian showed her more mature side in the press conference, pointing out the reasons for her defeat and taking stock of all the positive aspects she takes from Paris.
The Polish player makes history in Paris and advances to the grand final, where she will face Andreeva after dismantling Shnaider with a tactical and defensive exhibition.
We analyze the HEAD Squared², a racket that bets on versatility without giving up sensations and that shows that power and comfort do not have to be mutually exclusive.
The Polish tennis player has shown her admiration for the Swiss after reaching the final of Roland Garros 2026.
The Russian player shows satisfaction despite her elimination from Roland Garros at the hands of the Polish player: "I am happy with the way I played, how I fought, and the great points there were."
The Polish player makes history in Paris and advances to the grand final, where she will face Andreeva after dismantling Shnaider with a tactical and defensive exhibition.
The Russian confirmed that the Roland Garros semifinal from a couple of seasons ago came a little early for her. Today, still at 19 years old, she appears ready to win the title.
The Ukrainian showed her more mature side in the press conference, pointing out the reasons for her defeat and taking stock of all the positive aspects she takes from Paris.
We analyze the HEAD Squared², a racket that bets on versatility without giving up sensations and that shows that power and comfort do not have to be mutually exclusive.
The Russian will seek her first Grand Slam title in Paris after an immaculate match where she didn't give the Ukrainian any chance.
After defeating Berrettini and surprisingly advancing to his first Grand Slam semifinals, Matteo dispelled any doubts regarding his physical condition. Can his body withstand two more rounds?
The Italian had accumulated 2 victories and 9 defeats in 2026 until just over a month ago. Today, he is in the semifinals of Roland Garros and is the protagonist of one of the most improbable stories in recent tennis.
The 30-year-old Italian tennis player had to say goodbye prematurely due to a new injury, in a tournament where he was rediscovering his best level.
The young Spaniard values everything experienced in Paris, talks about the criticisms received on social media, the importance of his father, and many other topics.
After overcoming Auger-Aliassime in the quarterfinals, the Italian tennis player has spoken about how superstitious he is, and the influence that Rafa has had on one of his decisions in this tournament.
The Italian tennis player was devastated and explained that he injured his hip during the first set against Matteo Arnaldi.
The Italian prevails over Auger-Aliassime in a very close match, where his mental strength was key to victory, and Italy secures a finalist in Roland Garros.
The Russian will seek her first Grand Slam title in Paris after an immaculate match where she didn't give the Ukrainian any chance.
The Italian had accumulated 2 victories and 9 defeats in 2026 until just over a month ago. Today, he is in the semifinals of Roland Garros and is the protagonist of one of the most improbable stories in recent tennis.
The young Spaniard values everything experienced in Paris, talks about the criticisms received on social media, the importance of his father, and many other topics.
The Italian tennis player was devastated and explained that he injured his hip during the first set against Matteo Arnaldi.
After defeating Berrettini and surprisingly advancing to his first Grand Slam semifinals, Matteo dispelled any doubts regarding his physical condition. Can his body withstand two more rounds?
The 30-year-old Italian tennis player had to say goodbye prematurely due to a new injury, in a tournament where he was rediscovering his best level.
After overcoming Auger-Aliassime in the quarterfinals, the Italian tennis player has spoken about how superstitious he is, and the influence that Rafa has had on one of his decisions in this tournament.
The Italian prevails over Auger-Aliassime in a very close match, where his mental strength was key to victory, and Italy secures a finalist in Roland Garros.
Alexander Zverev has ended Rafa Jódar's dream at Roland Garros 2026 to reach his fifth semifinal in Paris. Not only that, but the German tennis player has equaled Carlos Alcaraz as the third player of the last decade with the most Grand Slam victories - 91 - and if he wins the tournament, he would tie with Jannik Sinner in second place - 93. The leader of this prestigious list is Novak Djokovic with 124, still far ahead of the rest.
The Brazilian was filled with epic to come back against the Serbian and ensures that he still doesn't see himself as the favorite for the Roland Garros title.
Novak Djokovic suffered a tough defeat in the third round of Roland Garros 2026 against Joao Fonseca after having a two-set advantage. However, a former number one like Jim Courier sees him as having a chance to win Wimbledon. "By the way, if Novak plays at that level in Wimbledon and is in good physical shape, he could win the tournament. He was playing that well. It was championship-level tennis, and it wasn't enough to beat Fonseca," he stated on TNT Sports.
Novak Djokovic succumbed to Joao Fonseca in an authentic thriller. Thus, the Serbian bids farewell to Paris in the third round, a result that had not been seen for him in Bois de Boulogne since his defeat against Philipp Kohlschreiber in the same third round back in 2009. Additionally, it is his second-worst performance of his career at Roland Garros after the second round in his debut in 2005.
The Rafa Nadal documentary on Netflix is causing quite a stir. Besides receiving great reviews for its aesthetics and treatment of various topics related to the Spanish star, the former tennis player left a statement that is generating a lot of discussion on social media. "I think it will be harder to beat my record at Roland Garros than Djokovic's 24 Grand Slam titles. If I had to bet money, I'd say it will take more time to surpass the 14 Roland Garros than the 24 Grand Slams," commented Rafa. Some in favor and others against, but ultimately his opinion.
The Serbian bids farewell to Roland Garros after suffering Fonseca's comeback, but assures being happy with his performance in the Parisian Grand Slam.
Joao Fonseca passed by the TNT Sports table where there were great experts, including the one he himself mentioned, John Isner. Once there, he was asked about facing Novak Djokovic and he was straightforward. "A very crazy experience. It was the first time we shared a court, we had never trained together. It is a pleasure just to be on a tennis court with him. He was destroying me in the first months, but I kept believing in myself. Novak is an idol for the sport. I am a Federer fan, I know Djokovic is the GOAT, although I wish it were Roger, but that's life. I am grateful to life for this experience," he said.
Novak Djokovic did not confirm in the press conference after his defeat to Joao Fonseca if he will play at Roland Garros again next year. When asked, his response was brief but firm: "I don't know if I will play at Roland Garros again next year." He already planted doubt last year and showed up in this edition. We will have to see what final decision he makes.
Alexander Zverev has ended Rafa Jódar's dream at Roland Garros 2026 to reach his fifth semifinal in Paris. Not only that, but the German tennis player has equaled Carlos Alcaraz as the third player of the last decade with the most Grand Slam victories - 91 - and if he wins the tournament, he would tie with Jannik Sinner in second place - 93. The leader of this prestigious list is Novak Djokovic with 124, still far ahead of the rest.
Novak Djokovic suffered a tough defeat in the third round of Roland Garros 2026 against Joao Fonseca after having a two-set advantage. However, a former number one like Jim Courier sees him as having a chance to win Wimbledon. "By the way, if Novak plays at that level in Wimbledon and is in good physical shape, he could win the tournament. He was playing that well. It was championship-level tennis, and it wasn't enough to beat Fonseca," he stated on TNT Sports.
The Rafa Nadal documentary on Netflix is causing quite a stir. Besides receiving great reviews for its aesthetics and treatment of various topics related to the Spanish star, the former tennis player left a statement that is generating a lot of discussion on social media. "I think it will be harder to beat my record at Roland Garros than Djokovic's 24 Grand Slam titles. If I had to bet money, I'd say it will take more time to surpass the 14 Roland Garros than the 24 Grand Slams," commented Rafa. Some in favor and others against, but ultimately his opinion.
Joao Fonseca passed by the TNT Sports table where there were great experts, including the one he himself mentioned, John Isner. Once there, he was asked about facing Novak Djokovic and he was straightforward. "A very crazy experience. It was the first time we shared a court, we had never trained together. It is a pleasure just to be on a tennis court with him. He was destroying me in the first months, but I kept believing in myself. Novak is an idol for the sport. I am a Federer fan, I know Djokovic is the GOAT, although I wish it were Roger, but that's life. I am grateful to life for this experience," he said.
The Brazilian was filled with epic to come back against the Serbian and ensures that he still doesn't see himself as the favorite for the Roland Garros title.
Novak Djokovic succumbed to Joao Fonseca in an authentic thriller. Thus, the Serbian bids farewell to Paris in the third round, a result that had not been seen for him in Bois de Boulogne since his defeat against Philipp Kohlschreiber in the same third round back in 2009. Additionally, it is his second-worst performance of his career at Roland Garros after the second round in his debut in 2005.
The Serbian bids farewell to Roland Garros after suffering Fonseca's comeback, but assures being happy with his performance in the Parisian Grand Slam.
Novak Djokovic did not confirm in the press conference after his defeat to Joao Fonseca if he will play at Roland Garros again next year. When asked, his response was brief but firm: "I don't know if I will play at Roland Garros again next year." He already planted doubt last year and showed up in this edition. We will have to see what final decision he makes.
Horacio Zeballos left one of the most emotional moments after winning the Roland Garros doubles title alongside Marcel Granollers. After the final, Carlos Alcaraz shared a story on Instagram congratulating the pair on their triumph in Paris. The Argentinian quickly responded with a grateful message: "Great. I carry your words from last year with me to every final." A post that reflects the close relationship between them and the significance those supportive words from the Murcian had for Zeballos.
David Ferrer gave his opinion on Carlos Alcaraz's recovery from his wrist injury in an interview with RNE. "I don't know, but hopefully he can be at the US Open. The recovery is going well, but deadlines must be met. The important thing is that he recovers well and when he returns to competition, he does so with all the guarantees to prevent injuries. He is so competitive and eager to come back," stated the Spanish Davis Cup captain.
Juan Carlos Ferrero has issued a strong statement denying part of his interview with 'Corriere Della Sera' where they claimed he said "Alcaraz didn't buy a yacht with me, I educate my children this way." The former coach of the current world number two has stepped in to clarify that this transcription was incorrect, also stating that this is one of the reasons why he sometimes struggles with giving interviews, ending with a final blunt statement. "Don't believe everything you read. Verify the information, go to the original sources whenever possible, and draw your own conclusions."
Alexander Zverev has ended Rafa Jódar's dream at Roland Garros 2026 to reach his fifth semifinal in Paris. Not only that, but the German tennis player has equaled Carlos Alcaraz as the third player of the last decade with the most Grand Slam victories - 91 - and if he wins the tournament, he would tie with Jannik Sinner in second place - 93. The leader of this prestigious list is Novak Djokovic with 124, still far ahead of the rest.
Juan Carlos Ferrero has granted an interview to 'El Corriere Della Sera' where he has made several headlines, one of them being the comparison between Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner, stating that he sees his former protégé ahead. "They compete in details. Carlos is more dynamic, has more shots, and can disrupt Jannik's rhythm, who likes to play in a specific way: fast, hitting at the same height. At his pace, he is very difficult to beat. For me, Carlos is 100% ahead: 55%-45%. But between those two, they have always been and will always be very open matches," he said.
As is customary every month, Carlos Alcaraz has posted on Instagram summarizing what he has been up to in the month of May. Despite the Spanish tennis player still recovering from his wrist injury that has caused him to miss most of the clay-court season and will make him skip the entire grass-court season, he has shared a video showing him back in training. However, there's a unique aspect to it, as he is playing with his left hand since his right hand is still not ready to hit.
Juan Carlos Ferrero made headlines in his interview with Corriere della Sera. Apart from clearly stating that he would like to coach Jannik Sinner, the Spaniard took the opportunity to confess his favorite match of the saga between Carlos Alcaraz and Sinner: "The fourth set of the US Open 2022, with Carlos saving a match point: that match marked the beginning of the rivalry. But I can't help but mention last year's Roland Garros final, with three match points for Jannik. Something supernatural happened that Sunday. Carlos never gives up, not even when he seems defeated: we were shouting from the stands for him to believe, and in such situations, he gets emotional, raises his level. He is a warrior."
Good news for all tennis fans. Carlos Alcaraz has reappeared during his days off in Portugal with family and friends, showing a picture that invites optimism about his wrist injury recovery. In a video that is going viral on social media, Alcaraz is seen wearing a much less bulky protection than he was using previously. The young player from Murcia had been spotted in recent weeks with a cast that covered almost his entire arm, from hand to near the elbow, but now he is using a much smaller support. Although there is still no set date for his return, the image suggests that his recovery is progressing well.
Horacio Zeballos left one of the most emotional moments after winning the Roland Garros doubles title alongside Marcel Granollers. After the final, Carlos Alcaraz shared a story on Instagram congratulating the pair on their triumph in Paris. The Argentinian quickly responded with a grateful message: "Great. I carry your words from last year with me to every final." A post that reflects the close relationship between them and the significance those supportive words from the Murcian had for Zeballos.
Juan Carlos Ferrero has issued a strong statement denying part of his interview with 'Corriere Della Sera' where they claimed he said "Alcaraz didn't buy a yacht with me, I educate my children this way." The former coach of the current world number two has stepped in to clarify that this transcription was incorrect, also stating that this is one of the reasons why he sometimes struggles with giving interviews, ending with a final blunt statement. "Don't believe everything you read. Verify the information, go to the original sources whenever possible, and draw your own conclusions."
Juan Carlos Ferrero has granted an interview to 'El Corriere Della Sera' where he has made several headlines, one of them being the comparison between Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner, stating that he sees his former protégé ahead. "They compete in details. Carlos is more dynamic, has more shots, and can disrupt Jannik's rhythm, who likes to play in a specific way: fast, hitting at the same height. At his pace, he is very difficult to beat. For me, Carlos is 100% ahead: 55%-45%. But between those two, they have always been and will always be very open matches," he said.
Juan Carlos Ferrero made headlines in his interview with Corriere della Sera. Apart from clearly stating that he would like to coach Jannik Sinner, the Spaniard took the opportunity to confess his favorite match of the saga between Carlos Alcaraz and Sinner: "The fourth set of the US Open 2022, with Carlos saving a match point: that match marked the beginning of the rivalry. But I can't help but mention last year's Roland Garros final, with three match points for Jannik. Something supernatural happened that Sunday. Carlos never gives up, not even when he seems defeated: we were shouting from the stands for him to believe, and in such situations, he gets emotional, raises his level. He is a warrior."
David Ferrer gave his opinion on Carlos Alcaraz's recovery from his wrist injury in an interview with RNE. "I don't know, but hopefully he can be at the US Open. The recovery is going well, but deadlines must be met. The important thing is that he recovers well and when he returns to competition, he does so with all the guarantees to prevent injuries. He is so competitive and eager to come back," stated the Spanish Davis Cup captain.
Alexander Zverev has ended Rafa Jódar's dream at Roland Garros 2026 to reach his fifth semifinal in Paris. Not only that, but the German tennis player has equaled Carlos Alcaraz as the third player of the last decade with the most Grand Slam victories - 91 - and if he wins the tournament, he would tie with Jannik Sinner in second place - 93. The leader of this prestigious list is Novak Djokovic with 124, still far ahead of the rest.
As is customary every month, Carlos Alcaraz has posted on Instagram summarizing what he has been up to in the month of May. Despite the Spanish tennis player still recovering from his wrist injury that has caused him to miss most of the clay-court season and will make him skip the entire grass-court season, he has shared a video showing him back in training. However, there's a unique aspect to it, as he is playing with his left hand since his right hand is still not ready to hit.
Good news for all tennis fans. Carlos Alcaraz has reappeared during his days off in Portugal with family and friends, showing a picture that invites optimism about his wrist injury recovery. In a video that is going viral on social media, Alcaraz is seen wearing a much less bulky protection than he was using previously. The young player from Murcia had been spotted in recent weeks with a cast that covered almost his entire arm, from hand to near the elbow, but now he is using a much smaller support. Although there is still no set date for his return, the image suggests that his recovery is progressing well.
Rafael Nadal appeared on Seth Meyers' famous Late Night show to present his documentary released on Netflix and shared his experience of having cameras filming in very private settings.
While all eyes are on Roland Garros 2026 with Novak Djokovic and Jannik Sinner, two former tennis players who usually spend these dates at Bois de Boulogne have reunited in Madrid. And it is none other than Rafa Nadal and Roger Federer. This was confirmed by the Mallorcan himself through his social media: "Look who I found in Madrid!"
The Rafa Nadal documentary on Netflix is causing quite a stir. Besides receiving great reviews for its aesthetics and treatment of various topics related to the Spanish star, the former tennis player left a statement that is generating a lot of discussion on social media. "I think it will be harder to beat my record at Roland Garros than Djokovic's 24 Grand Slam titles. If I had to bet money, I'd say it will take more time to surpass the 14 Roland Garros than the 24 Grand Slams," commented Rafa. Some in favor and others against, but ultimately his opinion.
Rafael Nadal had never shown his injured foot, the one that has conditioned his career by having a broken scaphoid and suffering from Muller-Weiss syndrome. Well, in the Netflix documentary premiering on May 29, the Spaniard shows it for the first time, and the image is truly striking.
The Roland Garros that Rafa Jódar is having is simply historic. The Madrilenian has reached the quarterfinals of the Parisian Grand Slam in his first participation, coming back to defeat Pablo Carreño 4-6, 4-6, 6-1, 6-2, 6-2. But the milestone achieved by the Madrilenian has only been accomplished previously by Rafa Nadal in 2005 and Juan Carlos Ferrero in 2000.
The Manacorí tennis player has revealed the reason why he kept trying to become competitive again despite his body telling him to stop with one injury after another.
After securing her spot in the 2026 Roland Garros round of 16, Iga Swiatek spoke trackside about her famous training sessions with Rafael Nadal at the academy and the inspiration he is to her. "I would take from him his way of facing the game and showing that it's not always easy. From the TV you see when he raises his trophy, but there is a lot of work behind the scenes. Even the best players in the world sometimes face difficulties. He used to overcome them and never gave up."
Rafael Nadal talked about many topics during the presentation of his documentary, which will premiere on May 29th. When asked about Jannik Sinner, he was very straightforward in his response. "He is in an extremely solid moment in his sporting life, both emotionally and physically. I think he has managed to introduce more variety in his game, has incorporated some drop shots, and is a complete player, very stable. Whoever wants to beat him knows they must play at a high level for a long period of time, and that gives Sinner great security and confidence.
Rafael Nadal appeared on Seth Meyers' famous Late Night show to present his documentary released on Netflix and shared his experience of having cameras filming in very private settings.
The Rafa Nadal documentary on Netflix is causing quite a stir. Besides receiving great reviews for its aesthetics and treatment of various topics related to the Spanish star, the former tennis player left a statement that is generating a lot of discussion on social media. "I think it will be harder to beat my record at Roland Garros than Djokovic's 24 Grand Slam titles. If I had to bet money, I'd say it will take more time to surpass the 14 Roland Garros than the 24 Grand Slams," commented Rafa. Some in favor and others against, but ultimately his opinion.
The Roland Garros that Rafa Jódar is having is simply historic. The Madrilenian has reached the quarterfinals of the Parisian Grand Slam in his first participation, coming back to defeat Pablo Carreño 4-6, 4-6, 6-1, 6-2, 6-2. But the milestone achieved by the Madrilenian has only been accomplished previously by Rafa Nadal in 2005 and Juan Carlos Ferrero in 2000.
After securing her spot in the 2026 Roland Garros round of 16, Iga Swiatek spoke trackside about her famous training sessions with Rafael Nadal at the academy and the inspiration he is to her. "I would take from him his way of facing the game and showing that it's not always easy. From the TV you see when he raises his trophy, but there is a lot of work behind the scenes. Even the best players in the world sometimes face difficulties. He used to overcome them and never gave up."
While all eyes are on Roland Garros 2026 with Novak Djokovic and Jannik Sinner, two former tennis players who usually spend these dates at Bois de Boulogne have reunited in Madrid. And it is none other than Rafa Nadal and Roger Federer. This was confirmed by the Mallorcan himself through his social media: "Look who I found in Madrid!"
Rafael Nadal had never shown his injured foot, the one that has conditioned his career by having a broken scaphoid and suffering from Muller-Weiss syndrome. Well, in the Netflix documentary premiering on May 29, the Spaniard shows it for the first time, and the image is truly striking.
The Manacorí tennis player has revealed the reason why he kept trying to become competitive again despite his body telling him to stop with one injury after another.
Rafael Nadal talked about many topics during the presentation of his documentary, which will premiere on May 29th. When asked about Jannik Sinner, he was very straightforward in his response. "He is in an extremely solid moment in his sporting life, both emotionally and physically. I think he has managed to introduce more variety in his game, has incorporated some drop shots, and is a complete player, very stable. Whoever wants to beat him knows they must play at a high level for a long period of time, and that gives Sinner great security and confidence.
The Russian player was exultant and very proud of herself after her surprising victory against Sabalenka at Roland Garros 2026, advancing to the semifinals.
The Belarusian suffered a total mental and tennis blackout when she was two games away from winning and ended up capitulating to a great Diana Shnaider.
The world No. 1 criticized her behavior on the court after another disappointment: "I have to do something, I'm tired of letting my emotions take over."
The Polish tennis player analyzed her latest victory in Paris and recalled her darkest period on the circuit: "At that moment I felt lifeless, I needed to stop."
In an interview, the Spanish coach confesses that he now feels prepared to train the world number one, seven months after parting ways with Carlos Alcaraz.
We'll tell you everything we know about Alcaraz's wrist injury and the estimate for when his return would be if everything goes well.
The Russian player was exultant and very proud of herself after her surprising victory against Sabalenka at Roland Garros 2026, advancing to the semifinals.
The world No. 1 criticized her behavior on the court after another disappointment: "I have to do something, I'm tired of letting my emotions take over."
In an interview, the Spanish coach confesses that he now feels prepared to train the world number one, seven months after parting ways with Carlos Alcaraz.
The Belarusian suffered a total mental and tennis blackout when she was two games away from winning and ended up capitulating to a great Diana Shnaider.
The Polish tennis player analyzed her latest victory in Paris and recalled her darkest period on the circuit: "At that moment I felt lifeless, I needed to stop."
We'll tell you everything we know about Alcaraz's wrist injury and the estimate for when his return would be if everything goes well.
Ivan Ljubicic, responsible for the player development area at the French Tennis Federation, provides a comprehensive analysis of French tennis and talks about Kouame.
The Czech dominated with his serve on a day when tennis did not support the Brazilian, setting up a meeting with Zverev in the Roland Garros semi-finals.
The Brazilian prefers to focus on his great tennis displayed at this Roland Garros, despite his defeat to Mensik: "It has been a positive week, and now I am thinking about the upcoming tournaments."
The Spaniard leaves Roland Garros proud of the tournament he has had, although he knows that what happened on this tour does not guarantee that he will repeat the result at every tournament he attends.
The Czech reveals what has been the key to his excellent performance at Roland Garros 2026, talks about Djokovic's influence on him, and does not evade his responsibility as a strong title contender.
The German tennis player has revealed that he would not change his gold medal for anything in the world after reaching the semifinals of Roland Garros 2026.
Ivan Ljubicic, responsible for the player development area at the French Tennis Federation, provides a comprehensive analysis of French tennis and talks about Kouame.
The Brazilian prefers to focus on his great tennis displayed at this Roland Garros, despite his defeat to Mensik: "It has been a positive week, and now I am thinking about the upcoming tournaments."
The Czech reveals what has been the key to his excellent performance at Roland Garros 2026, talks about Djokovic's influence on him, and does not evade his responsibility as a strong title contender.
The Czech dominated with his serve on a day when tennis did not support the Brazilian, setting up a meeting with Zverev in the Roland Garros semi-finals.
The Spaniard leaves Roland Garros proud of the tournament he has had, although he knows that what happened on this tour does not guarantee that he will repeat the result at every tournament he attends.
The German tennis player has revealed that he would not change his gold medal for anything in the world after reaching the semifinals of Roland Garros 2026.