Two seeds crushed in round one of Roland Garros
Half of the women’s first round matches are finished, and players seeded number 31 and 11 are sent home.
On Monday, France’s Severine Bremond, seeded 31, was beaten 6-3 6-3 by Michaella Krajicek of the...
Henin, Williams, Safina move to round two of RG
On the rainy first day of the French Open, four players advanced to the second round: the defending champion and three-time Roland Garros winner Justine Henin, the 2002 French Open winner Serena Williams, Dinara...
Can Mauresmo win Roland Garros?
World No.5 has a lot of achievements to be proud of - two Grand Slam titles, 25 WTA Tour events, a Fed Cup, and four years in the top five. Still, at her home...
Justine ready for Roland Garros
The top-ranked player in the world announced on her website that she is physically fit and ready for Roland Garros which starts on Sunday. She has no more injuries. Respiratory problems she had...
Hingis pulls out of Roland Garros
Martina Hingis withdrew from the French Open, the only Grand Slam she hasn't won in her career. After losing to compatriot Patty Schnyder in Berlin, Martina admitted having back and hip injuries.
World No. 6...
Williams, Kuznetsova Henin’s biggest challengers in Paris
The players that pose the biggest threat to the 2003, 2005, and 2006 French Open winner, Justine Henin, are Serena Williams and Svetlana Kuznetsova.
The American, who won Roland Garros in 2002, hasn't played much,...
Sharapova, Hingis doubtful for French Open
Maria and Martina have both suffered injuries and they are considering whether or not to compete in Roland Garros which starts on 27 May.
The Russian hasn't played since March when she lost to Serena...
Serena’s grand plans
Serena Williams ended 2006 ranked 95th, now she's world No.12. And not only that, she already has two important titles in 2007 - the Australian Open and the Sony Ericsson Open. However, Serena's ambitions...
