Relive the 18-year-old Brazilian's electric opening match with these exclusive images.

The 19-year-old took down Frenchman Alexandre Muller, and silenced the raucous crowd on Court 14.

Plus: Norrie beats Medvedev in a slump-snapping marathon, and Baptiste, with a career-high ranking, gets perhaps her most important win yet.

With Fritz out, Tiafoe has a real shot at achieving a career-best result in Paris. Let's see how he handles an interesting test in the second round.

There's still time for these two win big, and for Daniil Medvedev to win again. But new developments have changed the timeline.

Experience France's capital the Tennis.com way with these editor-approved happenings and insider tips.

“I always wanted to spice up my walk-on outfits,” said the 2022 finalist, who rocked a chic leather jacket before securing her first-round victory.

Djokovic scored a comfortable victory over 98th-ranked Mackenzie McDonald in a match that was played under a closed roof.

A closer look at the equipment of the Miami Open champion and burgeoning ATP star.

The two-time Roland Garros finalist dishes on private chefs, stomach bugs and the foods he now avoids.

The former No. 3 revamped her fitness and changed racquets in the off-season.

A familiar-looking pattern was spotted in his Yonex polo's placket during Tuesday's defeat to Jacob Fearnley.

When a match feels like a toss-up, why not look to the total?

Plus: Swiatek stayed more positive, and it paid off, while Badosa showed she wanted a win over Osaka, and got it.

The world No. 1 is playing in his second tournament since serving a three-month doping ban.

The former No. 1 made a memorable entrance with an all-pink, cherry blossom-inspired kit before bowing out to Paula Badosa in the first round.

The Canadian rising star beat him in straight sets, too.

Nadal's fellow Spaniard found a match-changing spark against Naomi Osaka from the newly-installed tribute to him on Court Philippe-Chatrier.

A day after Roland Garros honored the 14-time champion on court, dozens of spectators are selling the “Merci Rafa” T-shirts handed out at the tribute.

The four-time Grand Slam champion won the first set against the No. 10 seed in a tiebreak, but fell in three sets.

Two years after he knocked out Jannik Sinner here, the German struck again for his first Top 5 win.

The French favorite announced her imminent retirement on the eve of the tournament, though she will also compete in "a few" more tournaments this year.

A new plaque on Court Philippe-Chatrier honors his unmatched legacy in Paris—and the evolution of his relationship with its crowd.

Alcaraz was "really, really solid," in his assessment, against Giulio Zeppieri, while Swiatek topped Rebecca Sramkova.

The Brit celebrated a long awaited triumph in Macedonia, while in Georgia a home hero took the crown.

The scuffling three-time defending champion tuned out the noise in the days ahead of her first-round match at the clay-court major.

The American was dismantled by 68th-ranked Jessica Bouzas Maneiro.

The former prodigy hit a ceiling in the pros, but for more than two decades, the Frenchman and his signature shot never went out of style.

While his Roland Garros farewell ceremony was mostly kept a surprise, Nadal could always count on Roger Federer, Novak Djokovic and Andy Murray being there.

Plus: Tommy Paul and Jasmine Paolini overcome first-round tests, while Alexandra Eala gets a lesson in dirt ball.

Korda will be the popular pick, but Darderi has been extremely successful on clay this year.

Rome finalist Musetti, and world No. 1 Sabalenka, kicked off Sunday's slate of play on Paris' main stage.

The Czech pair are highly motivated to compete at Roland Garros after their first ATP Tour triumph in Morocco.

The Canadian is turning heads with her play and chic Wilson fit.

Our final fours in France, and more predictions for the clay-court Slam.

The likes of Alcaraz, Gauff, Sinner, Andreeva, Draper, Paolini, Ruud and Zheng are among the Paris panel.

The American was a four-set winner in the first round in Paris, and updated the press on the status of his beloved Ford F-150.

Find out how the two-time Grand Slam finalist wants to positively impact young female athletes.

The Filipina phenomenon parlayed her breakthrough into doubles with Coco Gauff in Rome.

We're going off the radar with our first Pick of the Day from Paris, backing a player that has had a lot of success on clay at the Challenger level.

Joel Drucker and Steve Tignor discuss the new book that tells us how he made one of the Slams entirely his own.

Coming back from three months on the sidelines after "whatever happened happened," the top-seeded Italian is tempering expectations in Paris.

With his triumph in Geneva today, Djokovic has now won at least one title every year since he was a teenager in 2006.

"If the government doesn't listen, we'll take care of Roland Garros," the president of the National Taxi Federation warned on Saturday, as drivers protested for a sixth straight day.

He’s won titles all over the world—and incredibly, almost three quarters of his 100 career titles have been “big” titles.

With subtle tweaks to its playability and a more obvious change to its look, the Radical MP remains a do-it-all frame for a broad range of players and styles.

The Brit opened up about why fellow players often refused to hit with him during practice sessions as a tour rookie.