Jannik Sinner was an overwhelming favorite to win the 2026 French Open, and yet, the world No. 1 was eliminated in the second round of the tournament. It seemed like Sinner was well on his way to a straight sets victory over Juan Manuel Cerundolo before his body just shut down in the Paris heat.

After a stunning upset loss by Janik Sinner at the 2026 French Open, a new favorite emerged in the men's bracket.

After one of the most dominant runs in the modern era, Jannik Sinner suffered a shock exit, leaving Alexander Zverev, Novak Djokovic and more poised to capitalise in Paris

As Round 2 continues at Roland Garros, No. 17 seed Iva Jovic advances to meet four-time Grand Slam champ Naomi Osaka. Novak Djokovic also victorious.

With a forehand from Juan Manuel Cerúndolo that curved across the Court Philippe-Chatrier clay, the 2026 French Open men’s draw became a sea of opportunity. Cerúndolo, the world No. 56, knocked out Jannik Sinner,

Once upon a time, having an overwhelming favorite in the men’s field was the norm at Roland Garros. For nearly 20 years, Rafael Nadal was that person. Now, for the first time since Rafa’s heyday ended in 2022,