Amid the headliner of Nadal Zverev, the first round at Roland Garros is in the books with a lot of noteworthy action across the grounds, particularly from the old guard with more to come in the upcoming rounds.

Despite the buildup to this year's French Open being anything but typical, we try our hand at correctly predicting what has the potential to be the most wide open major and edition of Roland Garros in ages.

Catching up on clay action since Monte Carlo including some new additions to the winners' circle as well as Rafael Nadal's return. Additionally, we discuss the uncertainty around the top of the men's game ahead of Roland Garros and the mounting amount of names set to retire within the next year.

Stefanos Tsitsipas' big week in the principality couldn't have come at a better time with the Greek coming into the event reeling and starved of big wins but if there ever was an antidote for Tsitsipas, it has proved to be the clay of Monte Carlo as he goes home with a 3rd title in Monaco.

Jannik Sinner continues piling up the accolades to start 2024, bagging his 2nd Masters title in Miami in emphatic fashion. With the 1st quarter of the 2024 tennis season in the books, we look ahead to clay season and its most elite contenders.

Carlos Alcaraz completes his revenge tour in the dessert, re-entering the winner's circle and defending his Indian Wells title.

Semifinals are set in the dessert as Sincaraz VIII headlines the action alongside Daniil Medvedev and Tommy Paul for a spot in the final.

Ahead of the year's first Masters 1000 title and the proclaimed, "Fifth Slam," in Indian Wells, we talk contenders while catching up on the South American Golden Swing and the biggest winners from February on the ATP Tour.

Breaking down the Australian Open Final and the implications for the champion, Jannik Sinner. Also highlighting other notable performances from the fortnight.

There will be a new Australian Open champion in 2024 as it's Sinner vs Medvedev for the Australian Open title. Two worthy finalists with plenty on the line in the first Australian Open final to not feature a member of the big 3 since 2005.