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A new champion door opened at the French Open
With Iga Swiatek's elimination, no former champion remains at the French Open. In Paris, a new victory story will be written in both women's and men's singles.
With Iga Swiatek's farewell to the tournament, no previous champion remains in the women's or men's singles draws at the French Open. Thus, a new path to the title has completely opened for the players remaining in Paris. Swiatek was eliminated after losing to Ukrainian Marta Kostyuk in the round of 16. This result also ended the Polish player's streak at the French Open after the last three years. Aryna Sabalenka stands out as one of the strongest candidates in the women's draw. Naomi Osaka finding her rhythm on clay and Madison Keys' form also keep the competition open. The men's side of the tournament has also changed. The absence of Carlos Alcaraz due to injury, the unexpected elimination of Jannik Sinner, and Novak Djokovic's exit from the tournament have completely opened the draw. One of the most notable names in this section was Alexander Zverev. The German tennis player is trying to seize the opportunity for his first major career title. The hot weather in Paris, the hardening court conditions, and the lengthening matches have also made the competition more unpredictable. In the coming days, new names will emerge who will win a Grand Slam for the first time in both women's and men's events.
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