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Novak Djokovic dealt with a blister on his big left toe that required a medical timeout in the third set, then was one point from being forced to a fourth, before beating Corentin Moutet at the French Open on Thursday.

Coco Gauff said there is room to "improve" the French Open schedule and that "women's matches are worthy of a night spot" as organizers feature men's matchups there.

Gauff: Women deserve French Open night session slots No women's matches yet in Roland Garros prime time 22 Americans through to second round, most since 1994 Coco Gauff insists that women's matches deserve to be given th...

Stefanos Tsitsipas has appointed Goran Ivanisevic as his new coach, as the former world No. 3 looks to resurrect his career after a string of disappointing Grand Slam results.

Women's British No 1 comprehensively beaten 6-1, 6-3 Cameron Norrie to face Jacob Fearnley in third round Court Philippe-Chatrier is one of the broadest tennis courts in the world, meaning when things are going badly and...

Jacob Fearnley moved into an all-British clash with Cameron Norrie at the French Open after his opponent Ugo Humbert retires following a nasty fall.

Jaume Munar criticises French Open crowds over a "complete lack of respect" and for creating a "circus" after his loss to home favourite Arthur Fils.

Coco Gauff overcame some shaky serving to beat Tereza Valentova and reach the third round at the French Open.

There were five-set thrillers, significant upsets and an emotional goodbye on day five at the French Open - but it was business as usual for Jannik Sinner.

A fatigued Alex De Minaur crashed out of the French Open on Thursday and called for the tennis calendar to be shortened, warning that a failure to take action soon could result in players burning out physically and menta...

Jannik Sinner sent Frenchman Richard Gasquet into retirement with a 6-3, 6-0, 6-4 hammering at the French Open.

Richard Gasquet, the popular Frenchman nicknamed the 'Mozart of tennis', ends his playing career after his second-round loss in Paris.

Heavier tennis balls are among the things affecting Emma Raducanu's attempts to rejoin the top players in the world, coach Mark Petchey says.

Emma Raducanu should be judged in two years’ time, says new coach Mark Petchey.

Live coverage from Roland Garros from 10am UK time Kyrgios's latest injury casts doubt on tennis future You can send your thoughts to Daniel via email Similarly, Krueger breaks Andreeva and Bouzkova breaks Kartal, but ne...

'People with good values are more important to me' Fifth seed faces home favourite Monfils in round two Life as a top player at a grand slam has always been a world apart from the sober reality of being one of the rank a...