Fresh off a Bad Homburg title, the Frenchwoman maintained her form by producing 25 winners in a 6-3, 6-3 victory over the 2021 US Open champion Wednesday.

Big-name Brits, and their fans, will aim to make a statement in the second round of The Championships.

She is 8-3 in career finals but the Frenchwoman's last title was almost exactly three years ago in Nottingham in the buildup to 2019 Wimbledon.

Also lifting the trophy in Paris was Jean-Julian Rojer, who became the oldest men's doubles winner in the Open Era, partnering Marcelo Arévalo.

A first-time Grand Slam-winning team is already guaranteed in men’s and mixed doubles at Roland Garros this year. In other words, it's been a tournament full of surprises, with more in store as the final weekend approaches.

Neither player has competed much lately, but the American is a solid favorite with the books, and should justify that status.

The 2021 US Open women's champion could have drawn a less in-form opponent. Can the 19-year-old get back into the win column Friday at the BNP Paribas Open?

The former world No. 4 shook off a nervy second-set tiebreaker to hold off the Ukrainian youngster under the lights at the BNP Paribas Open.

Before each day's play at the BNP Paribas Open, we'll preview three must-see matches.

Both young Americans won their final sets by 6-1 scores, but their matches had distinctly different feels.