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Overview
- Diane Parry, ranked 92nd, was beaten 6-3, 6-2 by qualifier Maja Chwalinska on Monday, eliminating the final French player from the singles draws at Roland‑Garros.
- Maja Chwalinska, who earlier upset Maria Sakkari after coming through qualifying, will next face Anna Kalinskaya for a place in the semi‑finals.
- Naomi Osaka advanced to the last 16 and is scheduled to play world No.1 Aryna Sabalenka in the first women’s night session at Philippe‑Chatrier since 2023, a match set to draw major attention.
- Tournament director Amélie Mauresmo announced a €65,000 fine for Adolfo Daniel Vallejo on Monday for sexist remarks toward an umpire, a sanction described as roughly half his prize money.
- The second week at Roland‑Garros has been defined by upsets and breakthrough runs from qualifiers and young players, reshaping the draw and pushing new names into the late stages while prompting questions about depth in French singles tennis.