US EditionAlcaraz, Sinner Launch French Open Bids as Swiatek Seeks Lift
- Carlos Alcaraz, Jannik Sinner, and Iga Swiatek begin their bids at the 2025 French Open in Paris starting Monday, aiming for titles.
- Alcaraz leads as last year’s semifinal winner over Sinner, while Sinner returns from a three-month doping ban, and Swiatek seeks to end a year-long trophy drought.
- Alcaraz praises Sinner's recent form in Rome after his suspension, while Sinner acknowledges the distinct atmosphere and tougher conditions at Roland Garros.
- "The level he has played in is insane," said Alcaraz about Sinner’s comeback, who tested positive for clostebol but was cleared due to accidental contamination.
- Swiatek, a three-time reigning champion with a 35-2 record at Roland Garros, faces challenges after dropping to fifth in the rankings and aims to regain form after early Italian Open exit.
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Sinner Triumphs in French Open First Round | Sports-Games
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The world ranking first Jannik Sinner in his first Grand Slam game after three months of doping jumps, defending champion Carlos Alcaraz and the double Paris finalist Casper Ruud moved into the second round of the French Open with 56.35 million euros without loss of set! Iga Swiatek also didn't have any nakedness in the first round on Monday. The number five Polish defeated the Slovakian Rebecca Sramkova 6:3,6:3 and initially steers to a record.…
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