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French Open 2026: Zverev, Raducanu and Fritz in action on day one at Roland Garros – live

THE GUARDIAN·May 24 ago·3 min read
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Updates from Sunday’s first-round action in Paris French Open agrees to player talks in row | Mail DanielKhachanov has reached the last eight of this competition twice – Wimbledon likewise – and the last four of the other two slams. That tells us he’s got an all-court game, with the eye-test advising that he lacks the power-augmenting finesse go further. He does, though, have Gea’s number … so of course, as I type, the young Frenchman flat-bats an incredible pass cross-court to save set point. For all the difference it makes, Khachanov closing out from there to lead 6-3.It looks a lovely day in Paris, by the way – which isn’t always the case. It’s going to be seriously hard work for those involved in tight matches, given clay-court rallies and soaring tempteratures. Continue reading…

Updates from Sunday’s first-round action in Paris French Open agrees to player talks in row | Mail DanielKhachanov has reached the last eight of this competition twice – Wimbledon likewise – and the last four of the other two slams. That tells us he’s got an all-court game, with the eye-test advising that he lacks…

Updates from Sunday’s first-round action in Paris French Open agrees to player talks in row | Mail DanielKhachanov has reached the last eight of this competition twice – Wimbledon likewise – and the last four of the other two slams. That tells us he’s got an all-court game, with the eye-test advising that he lacks the power-augmenting finesse go further. He does, though, have Gea’s number … so of course, as I type, the young Frenchman flat-bats an incredible pass cross-court to save set point.…

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