For the first time since November 2003, none of the Big 3 are in the Top 2. Also, Casper Ruud cracks the Top 5.

“I think it’s important I had this kind of match, which is kind of like a cold shower,” said the world No. 1 after her 6-7 (5), 6-0, 6-2 quarterfinal victory.

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

At 19, Zheng shares the same birthplace and big game as the 2011 French Open champion, and is fresh off a signature win over Simona Halep.

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

The Brit's entrance comes as a surprise after previously indicating he would forgo clay in favor of training for the grass-court swing.

While Kerber is a three-time Grand Slam champion, her 19-year-old opponent looks like a live underdog.

Halep will play Veronika Kudermetova in the final, after Osaka pulled out due to an abdominal injury.