Each day, we'll preview three must-see matches from Roland Garros.

The French star published the English translation of first memoir in 2021, and is making her first foray into fiction for the novel entitled La Valse des Jours.

Set to be top seed in Indian Wells, the world No. 2 is replaced in the draw by Australian Open quarterfinalist Alizé Cornet.

A lasting image from this dystopian epoch will likely be one of 15-year-old Ivanna Yastremska, who arrived for her match with sister Dayana in Lyon draped in Ukraine's flag.

Sabalenka might be the second-ranked player in the world, but the Belarusian is just 4-4 since the start of 2022.

While Collins won this tennis match, 7-5, 6-1, why believe that history is only written by the winners? Just ask Cornet.

After a pair of one-sided women's quarterfinals and two men's five-setters, how will Wednesday's bottom half of the draws shake out?

It’s the most majors played before reaching a first quarterfinal for anyone in the Open Era, woman OR man.

The sentimental favorite won over the Melbourne crowd with boundless energy and heartfelt candor in an on-court interview with Jelena Dokic.

Another big event, another chance for Fritz to put his game up against a top player from his generation.