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.
Marta Kostyuk
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 Russian will seek her first Grand Slam title in Paris after an immaculate match where she didn't give the Ukrainian any chance.
The 23-year-old tennis player, moments after reaching her first Grand Slam semifinal, remembered her hometown and sent a direct message to all Russian tennis players.
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 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 Russian will seek her first Grand Slam title in Paris after an immaculate match where she didn't give the Ukrainian any chance.
The 23-year-old tennis player, moments after reaching her first Grand Slam semifinal, remembered her hometown and sent a direct message to all Russian tennis players.
Sixteen consecutive victories for Marta Kostyuk, including this last one against Iga Swiatek, are more than enough to consider the Ukrainian as a leading candidate to conquer Roland Garros.