Three veterans who defined an era will return to Roland Garros for what may be their final appearances in Paris.

With Jannik Sinner as the No. 1 seed, of course.

With former Nadal coach Francisco Roig now in her corner, Swiatek is learning how to handle the expectations that come with ruling a surface.

The former No. 1 was visibly ill and lost in three sets to Prizmic after winning the opening set.

The 19-year-old is playing his first Masters 1000 tournament as a seed after reaching the Mutua Madrid Open quarterfinals last week, which culminated in a face-off against the world No. 1.

The co-chair transformed her own portrait into wearable couture while spotlighting the “6% gender gap in global sports research.

The pet food brand is currently donating 1,000 meals to animals in need for every ace the Swiss hits.

Gauff made an appearance on The Player’s Box podcast ahead of her return to the Foro Italico.