Defending champion Iga Swiatek is among those on the lookout for the colorful murals.

Like many of us, Bublik prioritizes work-life balance over winning at all costs. In Paris, a “new perspective” on competing has him playing the tennis of his life.

You saw Carlos Alcaraz and Ben Shelton square off in Paris. But how do their racquets stack up against each other?

The Italian, back into the semifinals of a major, was given a warning for a code violation.

The world No. 1 is leaning into the jokes about his green and blue outfit after reaching the quarterfinals without dropping a set.

The world No. 1 is 4-8 against the Pole overall, and 1-5 on clay.

In Paris, the American has reaped the rewards of ramped-up fitness, increased strength and stamina.

AI predicts the second week of the clay-court Slam.

"I've hit a small setback in my recovery and unfortunately won't make it back for grass season this year," the 30-year-old posted on social media.

Plus: Boisson gave France a Cinderella, while Bublik had "100% one of the best days of his life."

The 27-year-old was visibly emotional after he stunned Jack Draper to reach his first major quarterfinal.

The iconic football trophy briefly sat behind Nole Monday at Roland Garros, after Ousmane Dembélé stepped out to present the hardware.

Here’s why the tactic is an indispensable asset on clay, and how best to integrate it into your game.

In 2024, the Dijon native's Roland Garros debut was pushed back a year after tearing her ACL.

His call against himself was a sign of the healthier attitude toward winning and losing that he’s bringing to tennis.

The American's abdomen may be an issue, but he has the type of game that can frustrate Carlitos.

She booked a place in the quarterfinals wearing the long skirt Zheng was “too shy” for, earrings from Badosa’s new collection—and gained a new accessory from Kasatkina after her win.

He’s just the second tennis player ever to win 100 career matches at the clay-court major, joining Rafael Nadal.

"She was full out shaking her whole bag like it was an empty cookie jar on Chatrier," Tiafoe said, laughing. "I'm going to keep ripping her for a long time."

The two-time junior Slam champion's victory in Italy highlights another action-packed week.

The Frenchwoman is the lowest-ranked player to reach a Grand Slam quarterfinal since 2017.

The 21-year-old will face fellow American Madison Keys for a spot in the final four.

The women's matches thrilled on Sunday—all for different reasons.

The two shared a lovely moment at the net Sunday after the defending champion advanced in Paris.

This will be the ninth meeting between Griekspoor and Zverev in the last two years, and there's no reason to believe this will be straightforward. In a battle between two great servers, will we get a tiebreaker?

The No. 17 seed faces top-ranked Jannik Sinner in the fourth round at Roland Garros.

It’s the first time two American men are into the last eight in Paris since 1996. Neither of them was even born yet.

He's the first man born in the 2000s to hit that milestone.

The tournament's official poster, "Celebrating 75 Years of Breaking Barriers," features a striking silhouette of Gibson that incorporates iconic New York imagery.

The defending champ won a 25th straight match in Paris, and her first vs. Rybakina on clay.

Early exits in Paris are heading to the first grass-court tournament of the season next week.

The 23-year-old American's Nike logos were too big—but her game was even bigger.

Paolini entered the fourth-round match on a nine-match winning streak on clay, having won the WTA 1000 in Rome.

Paul leads a contingent of in-form U.S. men, eight of whom reached the second week in Paris.

Paolini is one of the best clay-court players in the world, but Svitolina has been a monster on the dirt all season.

The three-time champion is yet to lose a set in Paris.

The No. 6 seed didn't hold back ahead of their Roland Garros fourth-round showdown.

Plus: Jannik Sinner continues his Parisian stroll into the second week.

The last time this happened was in 1985. None of this year’s eight Americans were even born until the '90s.

The 27-year-old has reached the second week of Roland Garros for the first time after wondering if he would be 'out of tennis' earlier this season.

The American hasn't dropped a set en route to the fourth round in Paris—and he's doing it in serious style.

On Sunday, the three aim to become the first U.S. men’s quarterfinalist at Roland Garros since Andre Agassi in 2003.

When the world No. 1's opponent, Jiri Lehecka, finally got on the scoreboard, the Court Suzanne-Lenglen crowd responded with a standing ovation.

"I will definitely watch it if I'm not playing (in the) night session," Novak Djokovic said with a big smile. "FYI, Roland-Garros schedule."

Teenager from Geneva is using the ATP Challenger Tour to help make the difficult transition from junior star to full-time pro.

The 21-year-old American qualifier is chasing his first second-week appearance at a Grand Slam at Roland Garros.

Swiatek may have avoided Jelena Ostapenko this time, but Rybakina has given her all sorts of trouble in the past, too.