Roland Garros 2026 brings significant changes to the women's ranking. Sabalenka sees the race for the number 1 spot tightening, while Andreeva makes a big leap.
Roland Garros 2026 brings significant changes to the women's ranking. Sabalenka sees the race for the number 1 spot tightening, while Andreeva makes a big leap.
The Kazakh player acknowledges her poor level of play against Starodubtseva and considers that the heat has been fundamental to explain her elimination from Roland Garros 2026.
The Kazakh started off on the right foot in this Roland Garros, in a match that lasted just 75 minutes. She then talked about her skills on clay courts.
Both Sinner, Djokovic, and Zverev will have opponents who could complicate things for them, and the same could happen to Sabalenka, Swiatek, or Rybakina.