The 21-year-old hoisted the trophy in Paris three years after finishing runner-up.

A happy Pride Month indeed!

At the combined age of 79, the pair finally won their first major together after going 0-3 in their first finals.

“I was just trying to give myself the best chance to fight every point,” said the 21-year-old—and it's no surprise she did.

The world No. 1  is more than ready to leave the disappointment behind, forget about Roland Garros, and head straight for the beach.

Former U.S. President Barack Obama and the former First Lady were among several high-profile folks to congratulate Gauff on her second Grand Slam win.

From personal logos to custom accessories like shoes, bags, and warm-up gear, these are some of the best personalized touches we’ve spotted in Paris this year.

The 21-year-old is the first American to win the clay-court major since Serena Williams a decade ago.

Our words of wagering wisdom on a must-see match.

She is the first Austrian player to win a junior singles title in Paris.

Henin won the clay-court Grand Slam four times. Agassi lifted the Coupe des Mousquetaires trophy in 1999. He was also twice runner-up in Paris.

The three-time champion appeared emotional as he left Court Philippe-Chatrier, after placing a kiss on the clay at the end of his possible 'farewell match' in Paris.

A former Djokovic apprentice, Sinner beat the master to the punch every time.

The Italian defeated the 24-time Grand Slam champion in the semifinals of Roland Garros on Friday for his fourth consecutive win in their head-to-head series.

Sinner will face Alcaraz in a rematch of their five-set semifinal from last year.

The Hall of Famer recalled the unforgettable locker room moment he had with a 17-year-old Rafa at Roland Garros on the Served Podcast.

After meeting in the Madrid final, will the Belarusian cruise to another win on a bigger stage?

“She had this belief about herself, ‘Clay is not for me.’ But why not?” said coaches Anton Dubrov and Jason Stacy.

“Tennis is very competitive now,” the Swede tells us, “and people don’t always understand what it means to be a professional player today.”

The first No. 1 vs No. 2 women's championship match since the 2018 Australian Open features Sabalenka and Gauff at the peak of their powers.

After two intense sets, Musetti faded after suffering a left leg injury and could no longer continue early in the fourth set.

The 16-year-old Wimbledon native has posted her best junior singles result at Roland Garros.

With her Roland Garros semifinal loss to Aryna Sabalenka Thursday, the Pole's title drought will surpass the one-year mark.

“I’m No. 2 in the world in doubles and I still don’t have a clothing sponsor,” the American said. “Why not take it into my own hands and do my own thing?”

The French stars sealed their reunion with a selfie, as shared in two POVs.

“I get told my family should get cancer and die from people on here on a regular basis,” writes world No. 3.

This slate is too big for a single “Pick of the Day”—we break down both Friday showdowns.

The world's top two made statements before their collision on Saturday.

Gauff is more relaxed ahead of her second Roland Garros final than she was for her first, she says.

Gauff will face world No. 1 Aryna Sabalenka in her third career Grand Slam final.

Both will be in semifinal action this weekend: Alcaraz against Musetti at Roland Garros, and Murcia in the Spanish third division fight for promotion.

The world No. 1, who ran away with the third set 6-0, will play the final in Paris for the first time.

Djokovic has had the upper hand on clay and at Grand Slams, but Sinner has won their last three meetings in a row.

The 24-time Grand Slam champion was brilliant against Alexander Zverev, but now faces a quantum leap in pace from the other side of the net.

The 361st-ranked Frenchwoman has lit up Roland Garros with one of—if not the most—improbable runs in Grand Slam history.

The three-time defending champion is a (slight) underdog on Court Philippe Chatrier.

Djokovic is through to his 51st Grand Slam semifinal, and 13th at Roland Garros.

Global-desk host Prakash Amritraj will host hourlong conversations in Pariswith former French Open Champion and Hall of Famer Jim Courier,Coach Patrick Mouratoglou and other tennis personalities.

From player-designed custom kits to meme-worthy colorways, this year’s event blurred the lines between sport and style more than ever before.

History has already been made at Roland Garros.

The world No. 1 and his team made the change before arriving in Paris.

The 361st-ranked Boisson backed up her upset of No. 3 seed Jessica Pegula.

The world No. 2 rallied from a set down against the Australian Open champion.

The son of Lindsay Davenport and Jon Leach is getting a preview of college life in Paris, too.

Throughout his career, Zverev has struggled when the stakes are highest. Can he change that against the greatest—and mentally toughest—player in tennis history?

Breaking down a marquee semifinal at Roland Garros.

Musetti was issued a warning for kicking a ball that unintentionally hit a line judge.