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Chwalinska, after reaching the final of Roland Garros: "It's a dream." Source: Getty Images.

Chwalinska, after reaching the Roland Garros final: "It's a dream"

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Maja Chwalinska is the great story of Roland Garros 2026. The Polish tennis player started the tournament playing the qualifying rounds and being outside the top 100, and has achieved the feat of making it to the final after defeating Diana Shnaider. At the end, still on the court, she couldn't quite believe what had happened. "It's a dream, I don't know what's happening. I don't know what to say, I'm very happy. It's a challenge to play against the best in the world day in and day out, but it's a Grand Slam so I have to give everything and more. I can't complain. I try to stay calm because it helps me play my best tennis, but there's a storm inside me, believe me. I watched Mirra play for a while before my match, it's amazing, and it's another opportunity for me to give it my all. I want to take a little breather, recover as much as I can, and give my all on Saturday."

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Andreeva becomes the fifth youngest tennis player to reach the final of Roland Garros. Photo: Gettyimages

Andreeva becomes the fifth youngest tennis player to reach the final of Roland Garros

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Mirra Andreeva has met expectations and made it to the Roland Garros 2026 final. Conchita Martínez's protege convincingly defeated Marta Kostyuk in the semifinals by 6-1, 6-3, making the 19-year-old Russian the fifth youngest tennis player to reach the final of the Parisian Grand Slam after Martina Hingis (18 years), Coco Gauff (18 years), Kim Clijsters (17 years), and again, Martina Hingis (16 years).

 

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Serena Williams is already in Queen's and does her first training with Mboko. Photo: Gettyimages

Serena Williams is already in Queen's and does her first training with Mboko

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The return of Serena Williams to tennis is now a reality. After her comeback to the courts was officially announced at the beginning of the week, specifically in the doubles draw of the WTA Queen's 2026. The 23-time Grand Slam champion is already at the London tennis club and has had her first practice session with a top 10 player like Victoria Mboko.

 

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Andreeva, on the challenging wind conditions at Roland Garros: "I didn't understand where it was coming from." Source: Getty

Andreeva, on the challenging wind conditions at Roland Garros: "I didn't understand where it was coming from"

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Mirra Andreeva pointed out the challenging weather conditions as one of the major obstacles in her Roland Garros semifinal against Marta Kostyuk. The Russian, who prevailed 6-1 and 6-3 to reach her first Grand Slam final, acknowledged that the wind greatly complicated the match. "The conditions were very difficult today. It was very windy, and I couldn't tell where it was coming from," she said. Andreeva stated that her key was to accept the situation and focus solely on competing. "I told myself to accept whatever happened on the court because it was one of those days when anything could happen. I just wanted to fight and give my best," she concluded. 

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Mouratoglou, on the return of Serena Williams: "She is not coming back to be a mediocre player." Source: Getty

Mouratoglou, on Serena Williams' return: "Nothing is impossible for her"

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The return of Serena Williams to the circuit, who will compete again next week in the doubles at the Queen's tournament at the age of 44, continues to generate reactions. One of the most prominent reactions has come from Patrick Mouratoglou, the coach of the American from 2012 to 2022, who spoke about it in a recent interview with L'Équipe. "Serena Williams is not coming back to the circuit to be a mediocre player, that's not like her," said the Frenchman. Mouratoglou acknowledged that, on the surface, the decision is hard to understand: "Does it make sense to return to the circuit at 44, after four years without playing and with two children? No." However, he added that the former number one has always defied logic. "She has achieved impossible things because she thinks, 'I can do it.' I'm not saying she will return to number one or win Grand Slams, but with Serena, nothing is impossible."

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Chwalinska, after reaching the final of Roland Garros: "It's a dream." Source: Getty Images.

Chwalinska, after reaching the Roland Garros final: "It's a dream"

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Maja Chwalinska is the great story of Roland Garros 2026. The Polish tennis player started the tournament playing the qualifying rounds and being outside the top 100, and has achieved the feat of making it to the final after defeating Diana Shnaider. At the end, still on the court, she couldn't quite believe what had happened. "It's a dream, I don't know what's happening. I don't know what to say, I'm very happy. It's a challenge to play against the best in the world day in and day out, but it's a Grand Slam so I have to give everything and more. I can't complain. I try to stay calm because it helps me play my best tennis, but there's a storm inside me, believe me. I watched Mirra play for a while before my match, it's amazing, and it's another opportunity for me to give it my all. I want to take a little breather, recover as much as I can, and give my all on Saturday."

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Serena Williams is already in Queen's and does her first training with Mboko. Photo: Gettyimages

Serena Williams is already in Queen's and does her first training with Mboko

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The return of Serena Williams to tennis is now a reality. After her comeback to the courts was officially announced at the beginning of the week, specifically in the doubles draw of the WTA Queen's 2026. The 23-time Grand Slam champion is already at the London tennis club and has had her first practice session with a top 10 player like Victoria Mboko.

 

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Andreeva becomes the fifth youngest tennis player to reach the final of Roland Garros. Photo: Gettyimages

Andreeva becomes the fifth youngest tennis player to reach the final of Roland Garros

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Mirra Andreeva has met expectations and made it to the Roland Garros 2026 final. Conchita Martínez's protege convincingly defeated Marta Kostyuk in the semifinals by 6-1, 6-3, making the 19-year-old Russian the fifth youngest tennis player to reach the final of the Parisian Grand Slam after Martina Hingis (18 years), Coco Gauff (18 years), Kim Clijsters (17 years), and again, Martina Hingis (16 years).

 

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Andreeva, on the challenging wind conditions at Roland Garros: "I didn't understand where it was coming from." Source: Getty

Andreeva, on the challenging wind conditions at Roland Garros: "I didn't understand where it was coming from"

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Mirra Andreeva pointed out the challenging weather conditions as one of the major obstacles in her Roland Garros semifinal against Marta Kostyuk. The Russian, who prevailed 6-1 and 6-3 to reach her first Grand Slam final, acknowledged that the wind greatly complicated the match. "The conditions were very difficult today. It was very windy, and I couldn't tell where it was coming from," she said. Andreeva stated that her key was to accept the situation and focus solely on competing. "I told myself to accept whatever happened on the court because it was one of those days when anything could happen. I just wanted to fight and give my best," she concluded. 

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Mouratoglou, on the return of Serena Williams: "She is not coming back to be a mediocre player." Source: Getty

Mouratoglou, on Serena Williams' return: "Nothing is impossible for her"

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The return of Serena Williams to the circuit, who will compete again next week in the doubles at the Queen's tournament at the age of 44, continues to generate reactions. One of the most prominent reactions has come from Patrick Mouratoglou, the coach of the American from 2012 to 2022, who spoke about it in a recent interview with L'Équipe. "Serena Williams is not coming back to the circuit to be a mediocre player, that's not like her," said the Frenchman. Mouratoglou acknowledged that, on the surface, the decision is hard to understand: "Does it make sense to return to the circuit at 44, after four years without playing and with two children? No." However, he added that the former number one has always defied logic. "She has achieved impossible things because she thinks, 'I can do it.' I'm not saying she will return to number one or win Grand Slams, but with Serena, nothing is impossible."

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Charo Esquiva wakes up from dream at Roland Garros junior

Charo Esquiva wakes up from dream at Roland Garros Junior and leaves Spain without representatives

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The Parisian adventure of Charo Esquiva has come to an end. The 18-year-old Spaniard fell in the junior quarterfinals of Roland Garros against the Czech Jana Kovackova, only 15 years old, with a resounding 6-0 and 6-2. Esquiva could not find solutions against a rival who continues to establish herself as one of the great promises of European tennis. With this defeat, Spain is left without representatives in the junior singles draws of Roland Garros, as there are no Spanish players alive in the men's competition either.

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Venus Williams pities Sabalenka: "I don't think she wants to quit tennis." Source: Getty Images.

Venus Williams sympathizes with Sabalenka: "I don't think she wants to leave tennis"

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Aryna Sabalenka has suffered another tough defeat in a Grand Slam. This time it was in the quarterfinals of Roland Garros 2026 against Diana Shnaider, and at the end of the match, she said she only wanted to quit tennis right now. These words have sparked a lot of discussion, and even Venus Williams herself stated on TNT Sports that she was affected by seeing how Sabalenka was feeling. "I felt sad, I got carried away by her emotions. I have a lot of empathy for her. Maybe she should take a little more time if she needs it before the press conference because I don't think she wants to quit tennis," she stated.

In fact, Williams argued why by acknowledging that "that would be a tragedy for tennis and a tragedy for her. The internal struggle is real. What happened today happens to every player at some point, and it hurts. The worst part is disappointing yourself, and dealing with disappointing yourself is the hardest thing in the world. If you just lose, you lose, but right now, she is coping with her own disappointment. It's hard to sleep at night with that. I will also say that any of us would want the year she has had. I don't think she should regret anything, this should make her stronger."

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