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'They are in a different category': Former French Open winner cannot see anyone beating Carlos Alcaraz, Jannik Sinner in near future

Former French Open winner Adriano Panatta believes that Spain’s Carlos Alcaraz and Italy’s Jannik Sinner are players of a ‘different category’ compared to the rest of the participants on the ATP tour.
Golf Digest

Michael Kim is not just a good follow on social media. He’s now the first American to win the French Open in 53 years

Until Sunday, Michael Kim was known as one of golf’s best social media follows, who has shared everything from fantastic instruction to question and answer sessions with followers and even revelations ...
Yardbarker

French Open Refuses to Ditch Line Judges in 2026 Despite US Open and Others’ Use of Mistake-Ridden Tech

The French Open is legendary for its Parisian red clay and unforgettable battles. Rafael Nadal’s 14 titles. The marathon final between Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz. The tournament’s story began in ...
The New York Times

French Open keeps line judges for 2026 tournament, making it a Grand Slam outlier

The French Open will retain human line judges for 2026, making it an outlier among tennis’ Grand Slams as others will use electronic line calling. The French Tennis Federation (FFT) confirmed the ...
The New York Times

The U.S. Open continued Alcaraz and Sinner’s tennis domination. What now?

FLUSHING MEADOWS, N.Y. — How good does one match have to be to make up for the other 126 feeling almost irrelevant? That’s the question facing men’s tennis at the Grand Slams, given the gulf ...