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João Fonseca knocks out Djokovic in Roland Garros third round
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French Open 2026: Osaka, Sabalenka and Gauff in action on day seven – live
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French Open 2026: Osaka, Sabalenka and Gauff in action on day seven – live
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Jodar and Fonseca: Meet the teenage talents taking over the French Open
French Open: Rafael Jodar and Joao Fonseca, 19, on semi-final collision course at Roland-Garros after stunning runs to last-eight Rafael Jodar was ranked outside the top 900 in the world a year ago and is now in a Grand Slam quarter-final in only his second appearance; fellow 19-year-old Joao Fonseca knocked out record 24-time major winner Novak Djokovic in the third round of his run at Roland-Garros Monday 1 June 2026 18:39, UK There has been a notable changing of the guard in men's tennis...
French Open boss backs line judges despite controversial missed call
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Zverev ends Jodar's French Open dreams as Kostyuk dedicates historic win to Ukraine
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How clay-court chaos is a return to the norm at the French Open
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