This was a French Open that was defined and will likely be remembered for the performances of its two top players. On the women’s side, Serena Williams won when it looked like it was impossible for her to win. On the men’s side, Novak Djokovic lost when it looked like it was impossible for him to lose. Here are post-Paris assessments of those two No. 1s, and some of the men and women who played in their wake.
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Who made the grade in Paris? We offer our French Open assessments
Published Jun 09, 2015