French Open: Anna Blinkova beats fifth seed Caroline Garcia on ninth match point to reach third round

French Open: Stefanos Tsitsipas goes past Roberto Carballés Baena in straight sets, enters third round

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Italian Open 2023 winner Elena Rybakina sets sights on clinching title at Roland Garros

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Two-time Grand Slam finalist Stefanos Tsitsipas has set himself a target of climbing to the top of the world rankings by the end of the year. To get there he has to overcome the two superstars of Tennis at the moment. The Greek has lost to Djokovic in each of his two slam finals and lost to Alcaraz in the Barcelona final last month. The World No. 5 remains one of the leading contenders for the French Open Men's Singles title next month and opened up on who thinks will be his main challengers. Tsitspas spoke exclusively to WION's Sports Editor Digvijay Singh Deo.

WION Exclusive: Tsitsipas sets sight on World No. 1 ranking

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Rafael Nadal pulls out of Madrid Open, shares statement on injury; Roland Garros participation doubtful

Tennis: It would be brutal for tennis if Rafael Nadal misses French Open 2023, says Roger Federer

World number two Carlos Alcaraz says Rafael Nadal still the man to beat at Roland Garros

Three-time Grand Slam winner Andy Murray hopes to play French Open despite early Madrid exit

Rafael Nadal has pulled out of the Monte Carlo Masters and his participation in the French Open is also in doubt. The Spanish world number 14 has won the tournament in Monaco 11 times but is not fit to return to action. His injury isn't getting any better and he hasn't played since the Australian Open in January. This creates fresh doubts over whether Nadal will be able to defend his title at Roland Garros this year and also raises question marks about his career. Nadal will be 37 in June and is unlikely to target playing many tournaments other than grand slams.

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World No. 3 Alexander Zverev undergoes surgery on torn ligaments in ankle after French Open exit

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Teenage sensation Coco Gauff reacts to recent mass shootings in USA after reaching French Open final

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