Will this become the most impactful and significant French Open in recent memory? Taking stock of the top storylines heading into the second major of the season.

Between Swiatek, Andreescu, Sabalenka, Anisimova, Jabeur, Sakkari, Teichmann and Kasatkina, there's something—and, more likely, many things—for everyone to enjoy.

The American, who’s been ranked as high as No. 21 herself, beat No. 17-ranked Victoria Azarenka in Madrid today.

The American ran her record against the No. 4-ranked Belarusian to 4-0 with a 6-2, 3-6, 6-4 win in their first-round match in Madrid.

With No. 1 Iga Swiatek absent, who can build some pre-Paris momentum of their own in Madrid? We preview a (nearly) loaded WTA draw.

The Kazakh was the latest player to call it quits mid-match in the last few weeks—a growing trend where typical protocol overseen by umpires is ignored.

The No. 10-ranked Tunisian is now a win away from the biggest title of her career at the WTA 500 event.

It's her biggest semifinal since Roland Garros in 2019, and the first WTA semifinal of her career on home soil.

The American will face a resurgent CoCo Vandeweghe next, after coming back from a set down to oust the Belarusian.

With strong ties to the South Florida area, both competitors will feel more at home at Hard Rock Stadium after difficult Indian Wells departures.