As the days of Roland Garros go by and the venue becomes thinner and thinner, Cannon naturally becomes more noticeable in the order of the game: today’s men’s singles see Novak Djokovic, Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal entered the clay court for the third round. The 13-time French Open champion Nadal will face England’s second star Cameron Nori later today, while Djokovic will face Lithuania’s Ricardas Berangis and Federer will face left-handed Germany. Dominic Copfer.
British fans will be fascinated by Norrie’s performance: his performance is impressive Defeat Lloyd Harris in the second round, But, does he have a weapon to trouble the Lord of Mud? We will find out around 1.15 pm.
In the women’s competition, some big-name players admitted to leaving early: Osaka Naomi’s withdrawal triggered a global controversy about mental health and media coverage, while the world’s number one Ashbati was forced to withdraw from the game with hip injuries. Iga Swiatek, the defending Polish champion, is still in contention, but in poor form, apparently becoming more and more confident in his second title. Swiatek will play a potentially tricky match with No. 30 seed Estonian Anett Kontaveit this afternoon, which is scheduled to be played on the court at 3pm. Barbora Krejcikova will face Elina Svitolina (5) on Philippe-Chatrier from 11 am, while fourth seed Sofia Kenin will meet her fellow American Jessica Pegula on the Suzanne Lenglen stadium. The Kokogoff v. Jennifer Brady case was another nationwide incident at 3:15 pm.
There are currently thin clouds covering Paris, but rain is not expected, and the sun plans to peek through the clouds later in the day. let’s start!
