The top seeds lifted their third different major trophy Sunday in Paris.

Andreeva, with new poise, and a new blend of aggression and margin, is now a Roland Garros champion. On what changed, and what might be ahead, for the sport’s newest star.

The 17-year-old is the first from his nation to capture a junior singles crown at the clay-court major.

The 19-year-old Andreeva is the youngest woman to lift the Coupe Suzanne Lenglen since Monica Seles in 1992.

A wild and wacky and sometimes shocking men’s singles event will conclude with a final that doesn’t really feel like any of those things.

It is just the fourth time in the Open Era that a Grand Slam semifinal, on either the men's or women's side, has ended as a result of a walkover.

The world No. 3 advanced to his fourth Grand Slam final and second in Paris with a four-set victory Friday.

Sinner came to Paris as the overwhelming favorite only to suffer one of the most surprising upsets of the decade at the hands of Juan Manuel Cerundolo.

How much will Chwalinska’s loops and chops and drops disrupt Andreeva’s fearsome groove?

Williams shocked the tennis world earlier this week when she accepted a wild card into the HSBC Championships, her first tournament since the 2022 US Open.

The 19-year-old scored her first victory in three meetings with the Ukrainian.

From Naomi Osaka’s “court-ure” to Novak Djokovic’s wolf jacket, the biggest style moments in Paris happened before the first ball was struck.

The Italian is now into his maiden Grand Slam semifinal, where he’ll face another countryman, Flavio Cobolli.

"I'm still processing everything that happened," an equally-stunned Shnaider told Tennis Channel after her win.

The world No. 1 lost the final 10 games of her quarterfinal to Diana Shnaider amid windy conditions.

The 20-year-old reached his first major semifinal to set a clash with Zverev.

The teenager likes to end her title runs with a note of gratitude to herself. After a nearly flawless quarterfinal, she’s two wins from her biggest thank you yet.

The No. 15 seed remained unbeaten on clay this season to become the first Ukrainian woman in the Open Era to reach the French Open semifinals.

The world No. 1 improved to 3-0 this season against her peer to reach a 14th consecutive major quarterfinal.

On the 19-year-old Brazilian, and the young stars making waves in Paris.

After losing a five-set thriller to French teen Moise Kouame with a heavily partisan crowd, the Paraguayan said such a match "has to be refereed by a man" instead of a woman.

“I know that I’m playing different tennis, than most of the girls on tour.”

The Italian avoided a fifth set against Svajda, then returned to Chatrier for a ceremony celebrating PSG's Champions League title defense.

The former world No.1 has a partnership with Ro and uses the weight-loss drug Zepbound, which is currently being monitored by WADA.

The mother of two will play doubles at the HSBC Championships, taking the court for the first time since the 2022 US Open.

The 19-year-old battled past the two-time finalist in just under four hours.

On Sunday, she felt the nerves—then beat them back just in time to make her first quarterfinal in Paris in 17 years.

A spicy scene over a line call was a subplot to Tiafoe's four-hour win over Portugal's Jaime Faria on Saturday night.

The Ukrainian remained undefeated on clay this season to reach her second major quarterfinal.

The world No. 4 became the latest major champion to fall before the second week of the clay-court major.

“I was just telling myself I deserve to be here.”

"It hasn't kicked in yet," the 23-year-old said after ousting Francisco Cerundolo Saturday.

She hit that number with a straight-set win over Daria Kasatkina in the third round of the clay-court major.

Who will jump at the chance to win his first Slam? Who will crumble? Five things to watch for as we head into a Sincaraz and Djokovic-free second week.

The two-time runner-up is now 4-0 in major meetings with the American.

The 19-year-old reached the second week of a major for the first time with an incredible effort on Court Philippe Chatrier.

The 19-year-old recorded her tour-leading 32nd win of the season at Roland Garros on Friday afternoon.