French Open quarterfinal recap: How tennis in the wind and under a roof changes a match
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On the second day of quarterfinals, the wind, rain and the roof took center stage, and the men’s matches brought tennis heartache for two.
How did the wind at Roland Garros affect the second batch of quarterfinals?
Aryna Sabalenka and Diana Shnaider shielded their eyes from the dusty clay whipping up into their faces on Court Philippe-Chatrier Wednesday afternoon.
Shnaider, the world No.23, described the conditions as “very tough” in a news conference, the wind so strong she felt “there was no clay left,” which made it difficult to slide. The tennis became more unpredictable and, in both players’ words, “dirty,” as they tried to adapt to the blustery conditions.
“I don’t know how people could actually just sit there and watch me play,” said Sabalenka in a news conference following her shock 3-6, 7-5, 6-0 defeat to the No. 25 seed, who had only beaten a top-10 player once before.
The “big question” in the world No.1’s eyes? Why the roof was left open.
“I don’t know why they would keep the roof open when it was crazy windy,” said Sabalenka, while Shnaider was also left “surprised” by the decision.
Tournament organizers decided to close the roof after the first set of the subsequent men’s quarterfinal between Canada’s No. 4 seed, Félix Auger-Aliassime, and the Italian No. 10 seed Flavio Cobolli.
Roland Garros rules state: “The mechanism to open or close the roofs only works in wind speeds less than 60km/h.
“In the event that the weather forecast predicts strong gusts of wind or any other type of violent wind along with a strong chance of rain, the referee may order the roof to be closed before the start of a match as a precautionary measure.”
In a news conference after his loss under the roof to Italy’s Flavio Cobolli, Félix Auger-Aliassime of Canada said that he was told that the possibility of rain was the reason for closing the roof. Sabalenka and Shnaider had to navigate its more capricious cousin.
With the wind behind them, players have to be mindful of not overhitting and take the pace off the ball whereas if the wind is against them, they have to add more pace so their shots do not hang in the air. At either end, players need to be quick to react to any any sudden changes of direction, as even tiny changes in trajectory can completely mess with their timing. The player receiving a ball with wind behind it needs to react quicker; if it’s slowing a ball down, their footwork needs to take them to it.
And wind in a tennis stadium does not flow linearly: it whorls and swirls around the shape of the complex. A beneficial gust one moment can be a disastrous one the next.
Sabalenka, 28, at first seemed to cope well with the elements, showing signs of mild annoyance at 5-3 in the first set. But as the match progressed she took longer between serves, waiting for the wind to die down so it would not affect her ball toss. Fellow quarterfinalist and No. 22 seed Anna Kalinskaya, who lost 7-6(3), 6-3 to qualifier Maja Chwalińska, also said in her news conference she struggled with her throw-up and serve.
Sabalenka said she did not feel the need to ask for the roof to be closed.
“How can I complain if almost for the whole match everything was working OK for me, but then it just slipped away? I feel like it was getting crazy maybe just because mentally I wasn’t really OK,” she said. “Mentally I got into a very deep, deep, dark hole over there and I just couldn’t get back.”
Shnaider said she kept reminding herself both players were dealing with the same conditions. She considered the wind direction and how to adapt depending on which side she was playing from. Fully aware of Sabalenka’s collapse in similarly windy conditions in the final against Coco Gauff last year, the Russian seized her opportunity.
The conditions were far from easy, but the tornado Sabalenka whipped up inside her head caused a downward spiral with far more damaging effects.
— Charlotte Harpur
How did the men’s quarterfinals bring redemption and pain?
Three years ago, Flavio Cobolli survived qualifying at Roland Garros, to make the main draw of a Grand Slam for the first time.
Then, he became the tennis version of cannon fodder for Carlos Alcaraz in their first round match. A capacity crowd packed Court Suzanne-Lenglen to watch the sport’s new sensation, and Alcaraz did not disappoint.
He put on an absolute clinic, lacing the ball to every line and every corner and overwhelming Cobolli, who struggled to win points in the first set, much less games. Alcaraz bageled him to start and finished the business, 6-0, 6-2, 7-5 after taking his foot off the gas down the stretch. This was an obliteration, of a player one year his senior.
When it was over, Cobolli wandered the catacombs of Roland Garros, talking about how much work he had to do on the tennis court and in the gym to have any prayer of surviving in tennis.
Three years later Cobolli, 24, made his first Grand Slam semifinal Wednesday, at the same tournament. He was too much for Félix Auger-Aliassime, the 25-year-old Canadian No. 4 seed. Auger-Aliassime won the first set in blustery conditions, but then tournament organizers closed the roof on Court Philippe-Chatrier.
Auger-Aliassime, the stronger server, theoretically benefited from less interruption on that shot from the wind, but the heavy conditions made him feel as if he could not get the ball through the court. Tennis players regularly report this sensation, even though from a pure physics perspective, tennis balls actually move faster the more humid air is — at a high enough temperature.
Cobolli, seeded No. 10, was down a set and a break and then stormed through the rest of the match, prevailing 4-6, 6-4, 6-4, 6-4, in just under three hours and 30 minutes. For Auger-Aliassime, who has climbed back up the tennis mountain after scaling its heights as a young player, the loss was particularly hard to take.
“I’m in a place right now with my tennis career that it’s tough. You know, I’m a little bit, like, I’m destroyed today a little bit,” he said in a news conference.
“You know, it’s tough. Like, I usually handle losses pretty well, I have to say. Like, my whole career, I was going back to training with optimism and positivity. Now I feel like I’m not the player I want to be.”
The win guaranteed that an Italian man would make the French Open final for a second consecutive year, since Cobolli was set to face off against either his good friend Matteo Arnaldi, or his tennis big brother, Matteo Berrettini, in the semifinals.
Then again, just about everyone in tennis is a friend of Cobolli’s, who is one of the more popular players on the ATP Tour. He has played arguably the highest-quality tennis of anyone in the men’s draw, with the exception of Alexander Zverev, the favorite in Friday’s other semifinal.
Regardless, this much is true – Cobolli is French Open cannon fodder no more.
The outcome of the match between his friend and sporting sibling was a sad one. Berrettini had to retire with a left hip issue down 7-5, 5-2, sending Arnaldi into the last four as the player with the most time on court to get there in Grand Slam history: 19 hours and 42 minutes.
For Berrettini, who has a long history of injuries, the exit from the tournament was less painful than the recurrence of something he had hoped to leave behind.
“It’s a little bit what happened, you know, like in the last years, but I have to take the good stuff that I did in this tournament, because a few weeks ago, few days ago, would have been crazy to think about me in the quarterfinals,” he said in a news conference.
— Matt Futterman
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Up next: Women’s semifinals
🎾 Women’s singles: Marta Kostyuk (15) vs. Mirra Andreeva (8)
9 a.m. ET on TNT, HBO Max
Kostyuk and Andreeva meet in a rematch of April’s Madrid Open final, which Kostyuk won in straight sets with an aggressive, front-foot performance. Andreeva has the richer Grand Slam experience, and the comparatively slower conditions at the French Open will let her defend against the 23-year-old Ukrainian’s aggressive baseline play a little more easily. But Kostyuk has the freedom and serenity afforded by confidence — as well as motivation from facing the 19-year-old Russian at the business end of a tournament peppered with reminders of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
🎾 Women’s singles: Diana Shnaider (25) vs. Maja Chwalińska (Q)
11:30 a.m. ET (est.) on TNT, HBO Max
For Chwalińska, the Polish 24-year-old who came close to quitting tennis in 2022 after taking a hiatus to manage a period of depression, this has not just been a dream run to a Grand Slam semifinal. It has also been a showcase for her talent — the jumping topspin, skidding slice, gossamer touch and understanding that high and slow can be just as effective as flat and fast. Facing Shnaider right after the 22-year-old Russian beat Sabalenka could go one of two ways — Shnaider could have a surge of confidence as easily as a hangover.
French Open women’s draw 2026
First Round
Second Round
Third Round
Fourth Round
Quarterfinals
Semifinals
Finals
🇧🇾1A. Sabalenka6 6 🇪🇸J. Bouzas Maneiro4 2 🇨🇿L. Fruhvirtová (Q) 4 3 🇫🇷E. Jacquemot6 6 🇦🇺D. Kasatkina6 6 🇹🇷Z. Sönmez4 4 🇨🇭S. Bandecchi (Q)6 2 6 🇪🇸31C. Bucşa4 6 4 🇺🇸17I. Jović6 6 🇵🇭A. Eala4 2 🇺🇸E. Navarro6 6 🇮🇩J. Tjen4 3 🇭🇷D. Vekić6 6 🇫🇷A. Tubello (WC)3 2 🇩🇪L. Siegemund3 63🇯🇵16N. Osaka6 7 🇨🇦9V. Mboko6 6 🇨🇿N. Bartůňková1 2 🇨🇭S. Waltert4 64🇨🇿K. Siniaková6 7 🇭🇷A. Ružić3 6 6 🇺🇸A. Krueger (Q)6 2 2 🇧🇪H. Vandewinkel3 0 🇺🇸19M. Keys6 6 🇷🇺25D. Shnaider 6 6 🇲🇽R. Zarazúa4 1 🇨🇳H. Guo (Q)6 61 5 🇺🇸M. Kessler4 7 7 🇷🇺E. Pridankina (Q)1 2 🇺🇦O. Oliynykova6 6 🇦🇺K. Birrell1 6 6 🇺🇸5J. Pegula6 3 3 🇺🇸4C. Gauff6 6 🇺🇸T. Townsend4 0 🇭🇺D. Gálfi5 4 🇪🇬M. Sherif (Q)7 6 🇺🇸A. Urhobo (WC)4 6 4 🇬🇧K. Boulter6 4 6 🇦🇺M. Joint1 2 🇦🇹28A. Potapova6 6 🇷🇺22A. Kalinskaya6 6 🇫🇷L. Boisson2 2 🇷🇺A. Korneeva (Q)6 6 🇮🇹E. Cocciaretto3 3 🇦🇺T. Gibson6 4 1 🇰🇿Y. Putintseva4 6 6 🇨🇴C. Osorio6 6 🇷🇺14E. Alexandrova2 4 🇨🇿12L. Nosková5 63🇬🇷M. Sakkari7 7 🇺🇸C. Liu (Q)3 6 4 🇯🇵M. Uchijima (RET)6 0 1 🇵🇱M. Chwalińska (Q)6 6 🇨🇳Q. Zheng4 0 🇩🇪T. Maria5 0 🇧🇪23E. Mertens7 6 🇺🇸30A. Li6 6 🇨🇳S. Zhang4 2 🇺🇦A. Kalinina6 2 4 🇫🇷D. Parry0 6 6 🇦🇹J. Grabher6 6 🇸🇰R. Šramková (Q)2 2 🇫🇷T. Rajaonah Rakotomanga (WC)3 1 🇺🇸6A. Anisimova6 6 🇺🇦7E. Svitolina3 6 7 🇭🇺A. Bondár6 1 63🇪🇸K. Quevedo (Q)7 7 🇫🇷L. Jeanjean (WC)65 62🇪🇸S. Sorribes Tormo4 2 🇩🇪T. Korpatsch6 6 🇦🇹L. Tagger3 6 4 🇨🇳32X. Wang6 3 6 🇩🇰21C. Tauson6 5 2 🇺🇦D. Snigur3 7 6 🇺🇸S. Kenin3 3 🇺🇸P. Stearns6 6 🇦🇺A. Tomljanović6 65 3 🇺🇸C. McNally3 7 6 🇦🇹S. Kraus (Q)2 3 🇨🇭11B. Bencic6 6 🇺🇦15M. Kostyuk6 6 🇪🇸O. Selekhmeteva2 3 🇺🇸K. Volynets6 6 🇫🇷C. Burel (WC)3 1 🇭🇺P. Udvardy6 6 🇨🇭V. Golubic0 2 🇺🇸A. Parks6 6 🇨🇦24L. Fernandez4 4 🇱🇻29J. Ostapenko6 6 🇩🇪E. Seidel4 4 🇨🇿T. Valentová7 4 69🇵🇱M. Linette5 6 7 🇨🇿S. Bejlek6 6 🇺🇸S. Stephens (Q)3 2 🇦🇺E. Jones (WC) 1 2 🇵🇱3I. Świątek6 6 🇷🇺8M. Andreeva6 6 🇫🇷F. Ferro (WC)3 3 🇪🇸M. Bassols Ribera (Q)6 6 🇨🇴E. Arango3 4 🇬🇧F. Jones1 7 6 🇧🇷B. Haddad Maia6 64 2 🇮🇹L. Bronzetti (Q)3 1 🇨🇿27M. Bouzková6 6 🇷🇺20L. Samsonova4 4 🇨🇭J. Teichmann6 6 🇵🇱M. Fręch7 2 🇷🇴E. Ruse (RET)65 1 🇺🇿K. Rakhimova6 4 6 🇷🇴J. Cristian3 6 4 🇷🇺A. Zakharova5 2 🇨🇿10K. Muchová7 6 🇮🇹13J. Paolini7 6 🇺🇦D. Yastremska5 3 🇬🇧E. Raducanu0 64🇦🇷S. Sierra6 7 🇭🇷P. Marčinko3 0 🇩🇪E. Lys6 6 🇫🇷K. Efremova (WC)3 1 🇷🇴18S. Cîrstea6 6 🇺🇸26H. Baptiste67 7 6 🇨🇿B. Krejčíková7 66 2 🇲🇪D. Kovinić3 1 🇨🇳X. Wang (Q)6 6 🇷🇺A. Blinkova3 1 🇺🇦Y. Starodubtseva6 6 🇸🇮V. Erjavec2 2 🇰🇿2E. Rybakina6 6 🇧🇾1A. Sabalenka7 6 🇫🇷E. Jacquemot5 2 🇦🇺D. Kasatkina7 7 🇨🇭S. Bandecchi (Q)5 611🇺🇸17I. Jović6 6 🇺🇸E. Navarro0 3 🇭🇷D. Vekić61 4 🇯🇵16N. Osaka7 6 🇨🇦9V. Mboko5 6 6 🇨🇿K. Siniaková7 4 2 🇭🇷A. Ružić4 4 🇺🇸19M. Keys6 6 🇷🇺25D. Shnaider 7 6 🇺🇸M. Kessler63 1 🇺🇦O. Oliynykova6 0 7 🇦🇺K. Birrell3 6 65🇺🇸4C. Gauff6 6 🇪🇬M. Sherif (Q)3 2 🇬🇧K. Boulter7 4 2 🇦🇹28A. Potapova5 6 6 🇷🇺22A. Kalinskaya7 6 🇷🇺A. Korneeva62 4 🇰🇿Y. Putintseva5 7 5 🇨🇴C. Osorio7 67 7 🇬🇷M. Sakkari67 6 6 🇺🇸C. Liu (Q)7 3 3 🇵🇱M. Chwalińska (Q)6 6 🇧🇪23E. Mertens4 0 🇺🇸A. Li3 4 🇫🇷D. Parry6 6 🇨🇭J. Grabher (RET)0 🇺🇸6A. Anisimova6 🇺🇦7E. Svitolina6 6 🇪🇸K. Quevedo (Q)0 4 🇩🇪T. Korpatsch6 2 6 🇨🇳32X. Wang2 6 3 🇺🇦D. Snigur4 0 🇺🇸P. Stearns6 6 🇺🇸C. McNally4 0 🇨🇭11B. Bencic6 6 🇺🇦15M. Kostyuk64 6 6 🇺🇸K. Volynets7 3 3 🇨🇭V. Golubic6 6 🇺🇸A. Parks2 2 🇱🇻29J. Ostapenko2 6 2 🇵🇱M. Linette6 2 6 🇨🇿S. Bejlek2 3 🇵🇱3I. Świątek6 6 🇷🇺8M. Andreeva3 6 6 🇪🇸M. Bassols Ribera (Q)6 1 1 🇬🇧F. Jones0 63🇨🇿27M. Bouzková6 7 🇨🇭J. Teichmann7 6 🇵🇱M. Fręch5 4 🇺🇿K. Rakhimova2 2 🇨🇿10K. Muchová6 6 🇮🇹13J. Paolini6 4 3 🇦🇷S. Sierra3 6 6 🇩🇪E. Lys3 0 🇷🇴18S. Cîrstea6 6 🇺🇸26H. Baptiste (RET)4 🇨🇳X. Wang (Q)5 🇺🇦Y. Starodubtseva3 6 7 🇰🇿2E. Rybakina6 1 64🇧🇾1A. Sabalenka6 7 🇦🇺D. Kasatkina0 5 🇺🇸17I. Jović65 7 4 🇯🇵16N. Osaka7 63 6 🇨🇦9V. Mboko3 7 5 🇺🇸19M. Keys6 5 7 🇷🇺25D. Shnaider 7 6 🇺🇦O. Oliynykova5 1 🇺🇸4C. Gauff6 61 4 🇦🇹28A. Potapova4 7 6 🇷🇺22A. Kalinskaya6 0 6 🇨🇴C. Osorio3 6 2 🇬🇷M. Sakkari6 3 2 🇵🇱M. Chwalińska (Q)1 6 6 🇫🇷D. Parry6 4 7 🇺🇸6A. Anisimova3 6 63🇺🇦7E. Svitolina6 6 🇩🇪T. Korpatsch2 3 🇺🇸P. Stearns3 3 🇨🇭11B. Bencic6 6 🇺🇦15M. Kostyuk6 6 🇨🇭V. Golubic4 3 🇵🇱M. Linette4 4 🇵🇱3I. Świątek6 6 🇷🇺8M. Andreeva6 6 🇨🇿27M. Bouzková4 2 🇨🇭J. Teichmann6 7 🇨🇿10K. Muchová1 5 🇦🇷S. Sierra0 0 🇷🇴18S. Cîrstea6 6 🇨🇳X. Wang (Q)6 7 🇺🇦Y. Starodubtseva3 5 🇧🇾1A. Sabalenka7 6 🇯🇵16N. Osaka5 3 🇺🇸19M. Keys3 6 0 🇷🇺25D. Shnaider 6 3 6 🇦🇹28A. Potapova4 6 67🇷🇺22A. Kalinskaya6 2 710🇵🇱M. Chwalińska (Q)6 6 🇫🇷D. Parry3 2 🇺🇦7E. Svitolina4 6 6 🇨🇭11B. Bencic6 4 0 🇺🇦15M. Kostyuk7 6 🇵🇱3I. Świątek5 1 🇷🇺8M. Andreeva6 6 🇨🇭J. Teichmann3 2 🇷🇴18S. Cîrstea6 7 🇨🇳X. Wang (Q)3 64🇧🇾1A. Sabalenka6 5 0 🇷🇺25D. Shnaider 3 7 6 🇷🇺22A. Kalinskaya63 3 🇵🇱M. Chwalińska (Q)7 6 🇺🇦7E. Svitolina3 6 2 🇺🇦15M. Kostyuk6 2 6 🇷🇺8M. Andreeva6 6 🇷🇴18S. Cîrstea0 3 🇷🇺25D. Shnaider 🇵🇱M. Chwalińska (Q) 🇺🇦15M. Kostyuk 🇷🇺8M. Andreeva . .
French Open men’s draw 2026
First Round
Second Round
Third Round
Fourth Round
Quarterfinals
Semifinals
Finals
🇮🇹1J. Sinner6 6 6 🇫🇷C. Tabur (WC)1 3 4 🇬🇧J. Fearnley2 6 67🇦🇷J. Cerúndolo6 7 7 🇪🇸M. Landaluce6 4 6 63 6 🇧🇴J. Prado Angelo (Q)3 6 2 7 4 🇨🇿V. Kopřiva6 5 6 3 6 🇫🇷30C. Moutet3 7 4 6 3 🇫🇷22A. Rinderknech7 6 6 🇦🇹J. Rodionov (Q)6(5) 2 2 🇭🇺M. Fucsovics7 5 1 2 🇮🇹M. Berrettini62 7 6 6 🇺🇸E. Quinn4 68 64🇦🇷F. Comesaña6 7 7 🇦🇹S. Ofner65 2 3 🇮🇹14L. Darderi7 6 6 🇰🇿9A. Bublik5 7 4 5 🇩🇪J. Struff7 66 6 7 🇵🇹J. Faria (Q)6 7 6 🇨🇦D. Shapovalov4 5 4 🇪🇸J. Munar3 3 6 3 🇵🇱H. Hurkacz6 6 2 6 🇺🇸E. Spizzirri3 7 4 3 🇺🇸19F. Tiafoe6 65 6 6 🇳🇱29T. Griekspoor7 3 66 3 🇮🇹M. Arnaldi69 6 7 6 🇫🇷A. Muller (RET)2 0 🇬🇷S. Tsitsipas6 3 🇧🇪R. Collignon6 6 7 🇦🇺A. Vukic3 3 64🇪🇸D. Mérida3 3 4 🇺🇸5B. Shelton6 6 6 🇨🇦4F. Auger-Aliassime4 6 4 6 7 🇩🇪D. Altmaier6 4 6 1 67🇦🇷S. Báez6 5 2 0 🇦🇷R. Burruchaga2 7 6 6 🇫🇷L. van Assche6 6 2 7 🇱🇹V. Gaubas (LL)4 2 6 5 🇪🇸R. Bautista Agut2 5 2 🇺🇸31B. Nakashima6 7 6 🇬🇧20C. Norrie67 0 🇵🇾A. Vallejo7 2 🇭🇷M. Čilić64 2 1 🇫🇷M. Kouamé (WC)7 6 6 🇨🇱A. Tabilo6 6 6 🇵🇱K. Majchrzak1 3 4 🇫🇷T. Faurel (Q)3 4 6 66🇲🇨16V. Vacherot6 6 3 7 🇮🇹10F. Cobolli6 7 6 🇮🇹A. Pellegrino (Q)4 64 3 🇨🇳Y. Wu7 6 6 🇺🇸M. Giron5 2 4 🇦🇷F. Díaz Acosta (Q)6 6 6 🇨🇳Z. Zhang1 4 3 🇨🇱C. Garín0 6 0 2 🇺🇸18L. Tien6 2 6 6 🇦🇷25F. Cerúndolo6 6 67 6 🇳🇱B. van de Zandschulp3 4 7 4 🇫🇷H. Gaston (WC)6 6 3 2 6 🇫🇷G. Monfils (WC)2 3 6 6 0 🇦🇺A. Popyrin6 3 63 5 🇺🇸Z. Svajda3 6 7 7 🇦🇺A. Walton6 1 6 1 6 🇷🇺6D. Medvedev2 6 1 6 4 🇦🇺8A. de Minaur6 6 6 🇬🇧T. Samuel (Q)4 4 2 🇧🇪A. Blockx6 6 6 🇭🇰C. Wong (LL)3 4 2 🇦🇷M. Navone6 6 6 🇺🇸J. Brooksby4 4 4 🇫🇷T. Droguet (WC)3 2 4 🇨🇿26J. Menšík6 6 6 🇦🇷23T. Etcheverry3 4 2 🇵🇹N. Borges6 6 6 🇷🇸M. Kecmanović7 6 6 🇭🇺F. Marozsán6 3 4 🇺🇸E. Nava (Q)7 6 6 🇦🇷C. Ugo Carabelli610 3 3 🇵🇪I. Buse3 7 3 5 🇷🇺11A. Rublev6 66 6 7 🇳🇴15C. Ruud6 7 5 0 6 🇷🇺R. Safiullin (Q)2 65 5 6 2 🇷🇸H. Medjedovic6 6 61 6 🇩🇪Y. Hanfmann3 4 7 4 🇮🇹L. Sonego7 5 6 1 6 🇫🇷P. Herbert (Q)63 7 2 6 4 🇦🇺R. Hijikata6 3 5 4 🇺🇸24T. Paul4 6 7 6 🇧🇷28J. Fonseca7 6 6 🇫🇷L. Pavlovic (Q)66 4 2 🇺🇸M. Zheng (Q)1 1 3 🇭🇷D. Prižmić6 6 6 🇧🇴H. Dellien (Q)4 2 2 🇫🇷V. Royer6 6 6 🇫🇷G. Mpetshi Perricard7 5 1 4 🇷🇸3N. Djokovic5 7 6 6 🇺🇸7T. Fritz65 65 7 1 🇺🇸N. Basavareddy (WC)7 7 69 6 🇰🇿A. Shevchenko2 4 2 🇺🇸A. Michelsen6 6 6 🇦🇺J. Duckworth6 4 🇨🇦G. Diallo (RET)3 1 🇺🇸A. Kovacevic1 0 4 🇪🇸27R. Jódar6 6 6 🇪🇸21A. Davidovich Fokina63 6 2 7 6 🇧🇦D. Džumhur7 3 6 5 3 🇪🇸P. Llamas Ruiz (Q)3 66 7 0 🇦🇷T. Tirante6 7 65 6 🇦🇺T. Kokkinakis65 6 4 6 7 🇫🇷T. Atmane7 2 6 3 5 🇪🇸P. Carreño Busta6 7 6 🇨🇿12J. Lehečka3 63 3 🇷🇺13K. Khachanov6 7 6 🇫🇷A. Géa3 65 0 🇫🇷K. Jacquet (Q)4 2 2 🇦🇷M. Trungelliti6 6 6 🇮🇹F. Cina (Q)3 6 6 66 6 🇺🇸R. Opelka6 4 2 7 4 🇨🇭S. Wawrinka (WC)3 6 3 4 🇳🇱J. de Jong (LL)6 3 6 6 🇫🇷32U. Humbert6 6 6 🇫🇷A. Mannarino3 4 3 🇫🇷Q. Halys6 7 6 🇮🇹M. Bellucci3 64 3 🇨🇿T. Macháč6 6 6 🇧🇪Z. Bergs4 4 3 🇫🇷B. Bonzi3 4 2 🇩🇪2A. Zverev6 6 6 🇮🇹1J. Sinner6 6 5 1 1 🇦🇷J. Cerúndolo3 2 7 6 6 🇪🇸M. Landaluce1 2 6 7 6 🇨🇿V. Kopřiva6 6 4 5 0 🇫🇷A. Rinderknech4 4 4 🇮🇹M. Berrettini6 6 6 🇦🇷F. Comesaña7 4 6 2 6 🇮🇹14L. Darderi65 6 4 6 4 🇩🇪J. Struff5 61 2 🇵🇹J. Faria (Q)7 6 6 🇵🇱H. Hurkacz7 65 4 7 4 🇺🇸19F. Tiafoe65 7 6 61 6 🇮🇹M. Arnaldi7 5 6 6 🇬🇷S. Tsitsipas62 7 3 2 🇧🇪R. Collignon4 5 4 🇺🇸5B. Shelton6 7 6 🇨🇦4F. Auger-Aliassime4 6 7 6 🇦🇷R. Burruchaga6 0 5 1 🇫🇷L. van Assche7 4 7 1 3 🇺🇸31B. Nakashima65 6 5 6 6 🇵🇾A. Vallejo3 5 6 6 68🇫🇷M. Kouamé (WC)6 7 3 2 7 🇨🇱A. Tabilo 🇲🇨16V. Vacherot (W/O) 🇮🇹10F. Cobolli6 6 6 🇨🇳Y. Wu4 4 4 🇦🇷F. Díaz Acosta (Q)5 6 6 64 3 🇺🇸18L. Tien7 4 3 7 6 🇦🇷25F. Cerúndolo2 6 6 6 🇫🇷H. Gaston (WC)6 4 2 1 🇺🇸Z. Svajda6 6 64 6 🇦🇺A. Walton3 4 7 2 🇦🇺8A. de Minaur 🇧🇪A. Blockx (W/O) 🇦🇷M. Navone3 6 4 6 611🇨🇿26J. Menšík6 2 6 1 7 🇵🇹N. Borges3 6 6 6 🇷🇸M. Kecmanović6 2 1 2 🇦🇷C. Ugo Carabelli1 6 3 65🇷🇺11A. Rublev6 1 6 7 🇳🇴15C. Ruud6 6 6 🇷🇸H. Medjedovic3 2 4 🇮🇹L. Sonego3 2 4 🇺🇸24T. Paul6 6 6 🇧🇷28J. Fonseca3 4 6 6 6 🇭🇷D. Prižmić6 6 3 1 2 🇫🇷V. Royer3 2 7 3 🇷🇸N. Djokovic6 6 67 6 🇺🇸N. Basavareddy (WC)65 3 6 3 🇺🇸A. Michelsen7 6 3 6 🇦🇺J. Duckworth1 7 4 5 🇪🇸27R. Jódar6 65 6 7 🇪🇸21A. Davidovich Fokina6 64 1 3 🇦🇷T. Tirante4 7 6 6 🇦🇺T. Kokkinakis5 6 0 🇪🇸P. Carreño Busta7 4 1 🇷🇺13K. Khachanov7 5 6 7 🇦🇷M. Trungelliti65 7 1 64🇮🇹F. Cina (Q)3 1 3 🇳🇱J. de Jong (LL)6 6 6 🇫🇷32U. Humbert4 64 68🇫🇷Q. Halys6 7 7 🇨🇿T. Macháč4 2 2 🇩🇪2A. Zverev6 6 6 🇦🇷J. Cerúndolo6 67 7 64 710🇪🇸M. Landaluce4 7 64 7 68🇮🇹M. Berrettini7 5 64 6 715🇦🇷F. Comesaña63 7 7 4 613🇵🇹J. Faria (Q)6 7 64 1 2 🇺🇸19F. Tiafoe4 62 7 6 6 🇮🇹M. Arnaldi6 65 5 6 7 🇧🇪R. Collignon4 7 7 4 64🇨🇦4F. Auger-Aliassime5 6 7 7 🇺🇸B. Nakashima7 1 64 61🇫🇷M. Kouame (WC)6 3 4 69🇨🇱A. Tabilo4 6 6 7 🇮🇹10F. Cobolli6 6 6 🇺🇸18L. Tien2 2 3 🇦🇷25F. Cerúndolo3 4 6 6 3 🇺🇸Z. Svajda6 6 3 4 6 🇦🇺8A. de Minaur6 2 2 3 🇨🇿26J. Menšík0 6 6 6 🇵🇹N. Borges5 62 62🇷🇺11A. Rublev7 7 7 🇳🇴15C. Ruud4 64 6 7 7 🇺🇸24T. Paul6 7 4 64 5 🇧🇷28J. Fonseca4 4 6 7 7 🇷🇸3N. Djokovic6 6 3 5 5 🇺🇸A. Michelsen62 7 6 3 3 🇪🇸27R. Jódar7 65 4 6 6 🇦🇷T. Tirante6 5 6 4 🇪🇸P. Carreño Busta7 7 3 6 🇷🇺13K. Khachanov5 7 2 7 2 🇳🇱J. de Jong (LL)7 5 6 62 6 🇫🇷Q. Halys4 3 7 2 🇩🇪2A. Zverev6 6 5 6 🇦🇷J. Cerúndolo3 62 66🇮🇹M. Berrettini6 7 7 🇺🇸19F. Tiafoe65 7 6 63 4 🇮🇹M. Arnaldi7 65 3 7 6 🇨🇦4F. Auger-Aliassime6 7 6 🇨🇱A. Tabilo3 5 1 🇮🇹10F. Cobolli6 6 63 7 🇺🇸Z. Svajda2 3 7 65🇨🇿26J. Menšík6 7 4 2 6 🇷🇺11A. Rublev3 66 6 6 3 🇳🇴15C. Ruud5 68 7 2 🇧🇷28J. Fonseca7 7 5 6 🇪🇸27R. Jódar4 4 6 6 6 🇪🇸P. Carreño Busta6 6 1 2 2 🇳🇱J. de Jong (LL)63 4 1 🇩🇪2A. Zverev7 6 6 🇮🇹M. Berrettini (RET)5 2 🇮🇹M. Arnaldi7 5 🇨🇦4F. Auger-Aliassime6 4 4 4 🇮🇹10F. Cobolli4 6 6 6 🇨🇿26J. Menšík6 6 7 🇧🇷28J. Fonseca4 3 63🇪🇸27R. Jódar63 1 3 🇩🇪2A. Zverev7 6 6 🇮🇹M. Arnaldi 🇮🇹10F. Cobolli 🇨🇿26J. Menšík 🇩🇪2A. Zverev . .
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