The tennis world's A-list just rolled into Roland-Garros—but there's a major plot twist. Men's defending champion Carlos Alcaraz is sitting this one out thanks to a wrist injury, which means all eyes are on World No. 1 Jannik Sinner to claim his first French Open crown.
If Sinner wins, he'll join an elite 19-player club of Grand Slam winners across all four majors.
On the women's side, defending champ Coco Gauff, World No. 1 Aryna Sabalenka, and Iga Swiatek (a four-time French Open winner) are all contending for the title.
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The tournament runs May 24 through June 7. Whether you're rooting for Sinner's breakthrough, Gauff's defense, or Swiatek's clay mastery, the 2026 French Open delivers.
