Murray and Djokovic both got wild cards to enter the last clay-court event ahead of Roland Garros. They have not faced each other on tour since February 2017, but could meet in the second round.

A jam-packed Court Philippe-Chatrier welcomed the 14-time champion back to his beloved tournament.

From 22 career Grand Slam titles to 209 weeks at No. 1 and Olympic gold, there’s a lot to cover.

As Fedal has shown in joining the brand's legacy, “There are Journeys that turn into Legends.”

Meanwhile, a pair of Chileans hit new career-high rankings and Shang Juncheng makes history for China.

When the Pole and Aryna Sabalenka met in Madrid, they stood together atop the tour. No longer.

Shining outside the limelight, Vondrousova and Ruud have each reached the final in Paris; with their tailor-made clay-court games and no-nonsense personalities, can they go all the way in 2024?

Having solidified himself as a title contender, the German will also face a major off-court issue while competing at Roland Garros.

Plus, Dominic Thiem headlines Day 1 of Roland Garros qualifying Monday.