Each day, we'll preview three must-see matches from Roland Garros.

Ready for his star turn, Medvedev finds himself buffeted by a political controversy with a Spanish phenom rising up behind him. The Russian says he’s keeping his head down and focusing on what he can control.

Medvedev is one of the best players on the planet, but his disdain for clay isn't a good match for Djere's experience on this surface.

Though the No. 2 seed may not be a natural dirtballer, Medvedev favors the Paris conditions enough to build on his quarterfinal finish from last year.

"At this moment, my body feels good," the world No. 2 shared ahead of the Paris major.

The Frenchman is the 10th active man to record 35 or more career wins over Top 10 players.

Just as Zverev, Tsitsipas and rest of the Next Gen seemed to be consolidating their hold on the ATP's future, the 19-year-old's rapid rise effectively relegated that group to the shadows.

The move was confirmed by the AELTC late Wednesday afternoon, with the LTA backing the position. The ATP and WTA denounced that course of action.

Heading into the European clay-court swing, the future of tennis looks a little different than it did before Indian Wells and Miami.

The former world No. 1 is set to miss 1-2 months of action, which could include Roland Garros.