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17yo Moisé Kouamé, the youngest player in the Roland Garros draw, doing his first press conference as a pro here. He speaks some fantastic English btw. "It's a privilege for me to be here. It's an opportunity that not everyone has. I'm grateful to the FTF." "I tried to prepare a tournament like this the best as I can in all the different aspects. Mentally, physically." Also said he worked a lot to be ready for 5-set matches, a new experience for him. Faces 37yo Marin Cilic in R1.

🥹 #RolandGarros

#StephenColbert ends "The Late Show" with a joyous performance of the Beatles classic "Hello, Goodbye" alongside Paul McCartney. They were also joined by Elvis Costello and Jon Batiste, as a parade of staffers danced across the stage while the house band transformed the ’60s tune into a New Orleans-style celebration. variety.com/2026/music/new…

🎾 #RolandGarros | 🗣️"Si je suis là, c'est grâce à mes parents" 🥹 Les mots de Gaël Monfils pour conclure sa soirée en beauté 📺 La soirée sur France 4 et la chaîne sport: bit.ly/ChaîneSport

this was so sweet. Stephen Colbert just ended his final episode of The Late Show while singing "Hello, Goodbye" with Paul McCartney. his family and the show's crew then joined them on stage before Paul turned off the lights to the Ed Sullivan Theater

In his new Netflix documentary series, “you’re going to see all the success, of course… but on the other hand… the suffering,” @RafaelNadal tells me. The extent of his injuries is extraordinary – and he tells me how his career was almost derailed back in 2005.

"I don’t want to be sitting here in 20 years wondering what Carlos Alcaraz might have achieved if he had just taken more time to take care of his wrist. He’s so smart. Del Potro is the perfect example." 👀 Jim Courier, interviewed by @NachoEncabo 👇 claytenis.com/interviews/cou…

🗣️"Alcaraz está tomando la decisión más inteligente" 🎾Carlos Moyá elogia al tenista murciano que ha decidido parar para recuperarse de su lesión de muñeca "Creo que tiene mucho mérito el descansar y no forzar", señala 📻Más en @rne

“I was choking on my own saliva. I went to a psychiatrist. He gave me a medication that allowed me to improve over the months" 🎾 This is how Rafael Nadal managed to escape his darkest period. By @NachoEncabo claytenis.com/cov/nadal-psyc…

Jannik Sinner on the inspiration he took from his parents growing up 🫶

Great reflection by Rafa 📹👇🏼

👏 Es muy valioso leer estas declaraciones de Rafael Nadal sobre la ansiedad, el estrés y la importancia de pedir ayuda. 🗣 “Probablemente porque pasé por muchas lesiones, mucha presión y llegó un momento en que, de alguna manera, no eres capaz de lidiar con todo eso. Incluso si en mi mente creía que podía manejarlo todo, llegó un punto en que tu cabeza falla" 🗣 "Eso fue lo que pasó. Siempre pensé que necesitaba solucionar las cosas por mí mismo, en términos de fortaleza mental. Pero llegó un momento en que mi sensación era: ‘Vale, no puedo salir a la calle sin una botella de agua en la mano’. Ahí entendí que era algo grave y que necesitaba buscar ayuda”. 🎙 CNN

Per anni abbiamo visto Nadal vincere, lottare, rialzarsi. Molto meno spesso abbiamo visto il prezzo che stava pagando ❤️‍🩹 Nel documentario “Rafa”, lo spagnolo racconta il periodo più duro della sua vita tra ansia, dolore cronico e una battaglia mentale e fisica vissuta in silenzio. Un lato di Nadal che il tennis non aveva mai davvero conosciuto 🎾 #Tennis #Nadal #Netflix

I wrote a letter to my daughter, about her dad the magician, before his last show in Paris @PlayersTribune theplayerstribune.com/elina-svitolin…

What a line-up to celebrate Gael 🤩 Watch the 'Gael & Friends' show live on our YouTube channel, starting at 7:30pm CET! #RolandGarros

“Gaël Monfils, he meant so much to tennis … but also something so much deeper than tennis.” Ahead of his final @rolandgarros, @ElinaSvitolina pens a tribute to @Gael_Monfils for their daughter, Skaï. ❤️ theplayerstribune.com/elina-svitolin…

An excerpt from Elina Svitolina's emotional letter about Gael Monfils to their daughter Skai, for @PlayersTribune, ahead of Gael's final Roland-Garros: 'The first thing you should know, I think, it’s that Gaël Monfils was one of the greatest shot-makers anyone has ever seen. There are others who were more consistent, or who made fewer mistakes … but it’s interesting. Because when you say why these players are great, maybe you are needing to give a long explanation. Or you are needing to show many statistics, or a whole match, or a whole tournament. But with your dad? It’s not like this. With your dad, it’s so simple. You can show someone a single point of his, even a single shot … and now they will “get it.” Because your dad, in just one shot, one moment, he could achieve what I think few athletes ever achieve. He could make people feel something. Almost like at a concert and there’s a perfect song, or at the movies and there’s a perfect line, and you have this feeling like, Oh my god. WOW. It takes your breath away.'

A Gracious Geneva Goodbye 🥹❤️ @stanwawrinka #GonetGenevaOpen

Arthur Fils on standing his ground, Haiti, controlling his temper and criticism. "I never back down from a fight. It’s how my dad raised me. My mom as well. When guys are talking to me, we’re on the same level. I’m not the kid and they’re not the adult.” theguardian.com/sport/2026/may…

Morez Johnson Jr. confirms he's staying in the NBA Draft. Here's his message to Michigan fans: "I'll always be proud to be a Michigan Wolverine. ... Go Blue Forever!"