In a tournament that has delivered stunning upset after stunning upset, Diana Shnaider took down world number one Aryna Sabalenka — and the meltdown that followed became the story of Day 11. BG and Petko break down every moment of the chaos and ask the big question: was this a Shnaider masterclass, a Sabalenka collapse, or both?

🎾 Shnaider is for real — breaking down the upset of the tournament

🎾 Cobolli beats FAA — the Italian Invasion marches on

🎾 Mensik moves like a gazelle — the most athletic player left in the draw?

🎾 Chwalinska over Kalinskaya — a result nobody saw coming

🎾 Women's semis preview: Kostyuk vs. Andreeva & Shnaider vs. Chwalinska

🎾 BG & Petko make their picks for the Roland Garros women's final

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🎾 SERENA IS BACK — after nearly four years away, the G.O.A.T. announced her comeback via a Nike drop, heading to Queen's Club for doubles alongside Canadian teen Victoria Mboko. The tennis world awaits.

🎾 TOUGH LOSS FOR TIAFOE — Frances falls to Matteo Arnaldi in five sets, 7-6(5), 6-7(5), 3-6, 7-6(3), 6-4. Arnaldi reaches his first Grand Slam quarterfinal.

🎾 SABALENKA OVERPOWERS OSAKA — Aryna handles business against Naomi in a power-versus-power matchup and is now the odds-on favorite to claim her first Roland Garros title. The bracket is hers to lose.

🎾 ZVEREV ENDS JODAR’S MAGICAL RUN

🎾 ANDREEVA IS UNSTOPPABLE — Mirra dismantles Sorana Cirstea 6-0, 6-3 and it wasn't even that close. The 19-year-old Russian looks like a woman on a mission. Does anyone stop her?

🎾 KOSTYUK BEATS SVITOLINA — In one of the most emotionally charged matches in Roland Garros history, Marta Kostyuk defeats close friend and compatriot Elina Svitolina in three sets. Two Ukrainians, one court, a war back home — tennis at its most human.

🎾 ITALIANS CONQUER PARIS — BERRETTINI, COBOLLI, ARNALDI!!

🎾 Electronic Line Calling controversy takes center stage — did Ruud get Scruud?

🎾 Fonseca Mania is in full effect at Roland Garros

🎾 Svajda-Man made Cobolli work for it — the first set he dropped all tournament

🎾 The Italian Invasion is real — Berrettini and Cobolli flying the flag

🎾 Kalinskaya survives a nail-biter against Potapova

🎾 Keys vs. Schneider serves up a match worth the watch

🎾 Tomorrow: Serena Comeback Convo

🎾Jodar vs. Zverev — first-ever meeting, must-see popcorn match

🎾 Mensik vs. Fonseca — Fonseca leads the career H2H 1-0

🎾 Svitolina vs. Kostyuk — two close friends from war-torn Ukraine meet on court, tied 1-1 in their career H2H, with Svitolina holding a massive 115-to-57 ace advantage in 2026. Could the serve be the difference?

🎾 Andreeva vs. Cirstea also on the slate

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Middle Sunday at Roland Garros means one thing — BG and Petko take stock of a wild week one and set the stage for championship week. 

Genie Bouchard stops by to talk about her TNT role covering RG, pickleball, and predictions, while the team fires off hot takes, drops the monthly, BIG T, mixed-power-rankings, and answers your fan mail.

🎾 Why did Sinner, Coco, and Iga all lose in week one? 

🎾 Jodar vs. Fonseca — who joins Sinner & Alcaraz as the new Big Three? 

🎾 Genie Bouchard on broadcasting, the PPA Tour, and life between two sports worlds 

🎾 The Big T Monthly Mixed Power Rankings (TOP-5)

🎾 Fan Mail: Clay court tech, ELC, and Roland Garros spending habits 

🎾 Monday preview: Sabalenka vs. Osaka, Tiafoe vs. Arnaldi, and Svajda-man

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Paris is electric — and not just for tennis. With PSG vs. Arsenal in the Champions League Final taking over the city, Petko and BG bring the energy for a massive Day Seven at Roland Garros. BG is fully embracing the Paris vibes — French beret and all.

🎾 Fonseca-mania is in full swing — the aftermath of his clash with Djokovic has everyone talking.

🎾 UPSET ALERT: Defending champion Coco Gauff is out! Anastasia Potapova stuns the fourth seed 4-6, 7-6, 6-4 in one of the biggest upsets of the tournament.

🎾 The story you need to know: Zachary Svajda — a relative unknown — just reached the fourth round of a major for the first time, beating 25th seed Cerundolo in five sets, and pointed to the sky for his late father, who was also his first coach. It's the kind of moment that reminds you why we watch.

🎾 Naomi Osaka reaches the fourth round at Roland Garros for the first time.

🎾 With Sinner out, Cobolli and Berrettini are flying the Italian flag.

🎾 Tomorrow brings Fonseca vs. Ruud, Bencic vs. Svitolina, and more. Don't miss it.

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BG shows up in full Parisian mode — scarf and baguette, ready to break down every moment one day after one of the most eventful days in recent tennis history.

Petko and BG reset after yesterday's chaos (Sinner's upset, Serena news, drama everywhere) and look ahead to what's coming on Day Seven.

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Hold onto your rackets — Day Five at Roland Garros just blew the tournament wide open. Jannik Sinner, the world No. 1, is stunned by Juan Manuel Cerundolo in one of the most jaw-dropping collapses you'll ever see. Up 6-3, 6-2, 5-1 — and then gone, losing 18 of the last 20 games. The draw is shattered. The field is wide open. And Petko and Brad Gilbert are live in the booth to make sense of it all.

But that's not even the only bombshell. Serena Williams has officially announced her comeback — and she's starting in Queens. The ripple effects across the sport are immediate and immense. Meanwhile, the next generation is making noise: Moïse Kouamé grinds through five gritty sets, Learner Tien saves two match points to survive, and Iva Jovic absolutely dismantles Emma Navarro. The kids are not waiting their turn.

Add a war of attrition — five men and three women have already retired, two walkovers, and Fokina's bizarre situation with his coach — and this is a Day Five that will not be forgotten. BG and Petko break it all down, debate what the Sinner loss means for Shelton, Tsitsipas, Zverev, and Novak, and look ahead to a massive Day Six: Djokovic vs. Fonseca, Ruud vs. Tommy Paul, Zverev in action, Jodar rolling, and Iga back on court.

We need a nap. But first — this.

 🎾 Sinner stunned by Cerundolo in five — was up 6-3, 6-2, 5-1 and lost 18 of the last 20 games 

🎾 Wide open draw — what it means for Zverev, Djokovic, Shelton, and Tsitsipas 

🎾 Serena is back — official comeback announced, starting in Queens 

🎾 War of attrition — 5 men, 3 women retired; two walkovers and counting 

🎾 Kouamé guts out a five-set win after being up 2 sets — next gen is real 

🎾 Tien saves two match points to advance in five — the drama was insane 

🎾 Iva Jovic crushes Navarro 0 and 3 — a statement match 

🎾 Women playing night matches — BG has thoughts (the BG Solution) 

🎾 Fokina and his coach — what on earth happened there? 🎾 Tomorrow: Djokovic vs. Fonseca | Ruud vs. Tommy Paul | Zverev | Jodar | Iga

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Day Four at Roland Garros brings the heat — and the upsets. BG sits down with tennis legend Michael Chang for a deep, wide-ranging conversation recorded right here at the venue where history was made 37 years ago. Then BG and Petko reunite in the booth to break down the day's biggest moments and set the table for what's coming tomorrow.

Iga Swiatek survives. Novak grinds through. And in the day's biggest shock, Elena Rybakina falls to Yulia Starodubtseva — while Hailey Baptiste's tournament ends in heartbreak with a serious injury on court.

But the centerpiece of Day Four is Michael Chang — the 17-year-old who stunned the sports world at this very address in 1989, becoming the youngest Grand Slam champion in history. A record that has stood for 37 years. Rafa couldn't break it. Alcaraz couldn't break it. Nobody has.

BG takes Chang all the way back — the clay, the cramps, the underhand serve against the No. 1 player in the world, and the question nobody had an answer to: why didn't you quit? They go deep on the three Grand Slam finals Chang couldn't close, the six straight years inside the Top 10, and the long road back to the game he loved. And then there's the future: Learner Tien — the 20-year-old Chang is now coaching, and one of the most exciting young players in the game today.

What does Chang see in him? How much of a young Michael Chang does he recognize? And the big one — are we ever going to see an American win Roland Garros again?

Plus — don't miss tomorrow's American showdown: Iva Jovic vs. Emma Navarro, first on Tennis Channel.

🎾 The legend of '89 — back at the scene of the miracle 

🎾 The youngest Grand Slam champion in history. 37 years and counting. 

🎾 The cramps, the underhand serve, and why he never quit 

🎾 Three Grand Slam finals. All losses. How do you carry that? 

🎾 Six straight years in the Top 10 — what kept the engine running? 🎾 Rybakina out. The biggest upset of the tournament so far. 

🎾 Hailey Baptiste — a heartbreaking end to her Roland Garros 

🎾 Learner Tien — the next American hope, coached by a legend 

🎾 The future of American tennis at Roland Garros 

🎾 Tomorrow: Iva Jovic vs. Emma Navarro — American showdown on Tennis Channel

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Day Three at Roland Garros delivered the goods — and Petko and Brad Gilbert had a birds-eye view. 

Medvedev goes down in five to wildcard Adam Walton in one of the biggest shocks of the tournament, 17-year-old Moïse Kouamé stuns Cilic with a scorching display, and it's last dance territory as both Monfils and Wawrinka face the curtain at Roland Garros. 

Plus, Jovic beats Eala, Navarro advances, and Coco and Sabalenka stay on course. Then it's eyes forward — Blockx hands Demon a walkover, Jodar will tackle Duckworth, Khachanov faces Trungelliti, and Bencic meets McNally on the women's side. Don't miss the "first on" matches on Tennis Channel — and catch us on the TC App for video.  Au revoir! 

🎾 Medvedev shocked by wildcard Walton in five sets

🎾 17-year-old Kouamé stuns Cilic — the kid is for real

🎾 Last dance at Roland Garros for Monfils & Wawrinka

🎾 Jovic def. Eala | Navarro advances | Coco & Sabalenka on track

🎾 Tomorrow:  Jodar vs. Duckworth, Khachanov vs. Trungelliti

🎾 Women's look-ahead: Bencic vs. McNally

Paris is turning up the heat, and the first two days at Roland Garros didn't disappoint. Petko and Brad Gilbert are back in the booth breaking down everything you need to know.

Novak Djokovic survives a first-set scare against ‘SERVE-BOT,’  G.M. Perricard. 

There's a ‘New Rafa’ in town as Jodar scorches past Kovacevic in what could be a favorable draw for the Spaniard and the heat is already becoming a factor for everyone on clay. 

BG and Petko then look ahead to tomorrow's must-watch matches: 

Jovic vs. Eala, Navarro vs. Tjen, Medvedev vs. Wildcard Adam Walton, and a potentially electric atmosphere when 17-year-old Frenchman Moïse Kouamé steps up against Cilic with the home crowd firmly behind him. Don't miss the "first-on" matches on Tennis Channel — and catch us on the TC App for video. Au revoir! | ~24 mins

🎾 Paris heat wave — how it's shaping play on clay

🎾 Djokovic survives a first-set scare vs. Perricard

🎾 There's a new Rafa in town — Jodar scorches Kovacevic

🎾 Looking ahead: Jovic vs. Eala & Navarro vs. Tjen

🎾 Medvedev vs. wildcard Adam Walton

🎾 17-year-old Frenchman Kouamé vs. Cilic — home crowd factor