The world No. 1 also discussed her physical improvements after struggling with injuries in Rome.

The American joins Sabalenka, Swiatek, and Rybakina atop the women’s field as the French Open begins without a clear frontrunner.

The 24-time major champion has reunited with his former doubles partner and Davis Cup teammate as he chases history again.

Djokovic, Osaka, Tsonga and Svitolina were also among those on hand to pay tribute to the retiring Frenchman.

Sinner stands alone on the clay mountaintop. Is there anyone—Djokovic, Fils, Jodar, Zverev?—who can make him feel the heat in his hunt for a first title in Paris?

The top three seeds all open against French hopefuls.

The world No. 1 could face the defending champion for a second straight year, while four-time winner Iga Swiatek drew nemesis Jelena Ostapenko in the third round.

The next three weeks in Paris will be officiated "old school." Perhaps that's not a bad thing.

The Canadian is just the third man born in the 2000s to hit that number, after exactly who you’re thinking.

Now the Madrid and Rome champs try to peak for Paris.

Two teenage stars with eerily similar paths are pushing each other into the center of the ATP spotlight.

From being one win, one set or even one point away, they've all come oh so close to conquering Paris before.

The two-time champion is already set to miss Roland Garros, having last taken the court in April.

The world No. 1 was photographed by Steven Klein in a digital spread and gave an interview about her competitive fire.

Ben Rothenberg of Bounces reported the news earlier this week, which was confirmed by the eye test in Strasbourg.

Eight of the 10 one-time Grand Slam winners in the draw in Paris are on the women's side.

The two picked up ATP Challenger titles ahead of the year's second Grand Slam tournament at Roland Garros.

The 24-year-old rising star moves up to a new career-high ranking of No. 59 this week.

A little further down, Spanish teenager Rafael Jodar continues his meteoric rise, cracking the ATP Top 30.

At 36 years young, she's the oldest women’s player to make their Top 20 debut in WTA rankings history.

Each managed to encapsulate their title runs with one late-match moment of brilliance.

The world No. 1 had every reason to smile, clinching a Career Golden Masters and becoming the first Italian man to win the event in 50 years.

Rome had been the only one of the nine Masters 1000 events missing in the 24-year-old Italian's collection.

The Ukrainian improved to 8-0 in clay-court finals by topping Coco Gauff on Saturday evening.

The Ukrainian took out three of the Top 4 players on the WTA rankings in the last three rounds of the WTA 1000 event.

The world No. 1 has won all eight prior sets, with a Career Golden Masters in his sights this time.

The world No. 1 now needs to defeat Casper Ruud to complete a Career Golden Masters.

The world No. 1 led 4-2, with Medvedev holding ad in when play was halted at the Internazionali BNL d’Italia.

When Rome started, neither Gauff nor Svitolina looked ready to make a final-round run. Now, they’ll meet seemingly at the peak of their powers.

The Norwegian dismantled Darderi, 6-1, 6-1, on a start-and-stop Friday.

"It's 15, 30, but it goes to 40. Why?" the world No. 4 said ahead of Saturday's Rome final.

How the two greats would go on to fulfill, and defy, the expectations they created in 2006.

The two-time champion battled past the former world No. 1 in three sets, and will face Coco Gauff for the Internazionali BNL d’Italia title.

Breaking down the men’s semifinal action at the Internazionali BNL d’Italia.

Retailing for $3,650, the tote made a statement when Sabalenka took the court in her short stay at the Internazionali BNL d'Italia.

No, the No. 3 seed does not have a take on whether she will face Swiatek or Svitolina for the title.

Our look at the superstar up close and far away, inside Stadio Centrale del Tennis.