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Coming into the clay season having built his entire ranking without a single clay point, this was always the real test. He passed it emphatically. The baseline game we said was built for slow conditions proved exactly that, with a Geneva title and a solid Paris run before losing to Cobolli in the third round. The US player on clay narrative is being rewritten.
Win/Loss Record
- 9 Wins, 4 Losses
Notable Performances
- Geneva Open – Winner
- Paris – Third Round
Verdict
- The redemption arc delivered
Arrived in Paris carrying doubt after a flat South American swing. What followed silenced the sceptics, coming from two sets down against Prizmic, dismantling Djokovic, and Ruud on the way to reaching a first Grand Slam quarter-final. The forehand we said was built for clay delivered. He came up short against Mensik but leaves Paris knowing exactly what he's capable of.
Win/Loss Record
- 10 Wins, 5 Losses
Notable Performances
- Monte Carlo – Quarter Finals
- Munich – Quarter Finals
- Paris – Quarter Finals
Verdict
- The hype was justified. He'll be back, and he'll want to go further
The Italian never let up from the first ball of the clay season. Munich final, a dominant Paris run that included wins over Tien and Felix Augar-Aliassime, and a maiden Grand Slam final against Zverev. He enters the top 10 for the first time in his career, coached only by his dad, playing with swagger. A career-defining clay season.
Win/Loss Record
- 15 Wins, 6 Losses
Notable Performances
- Munich – Runner-up
- Madrid – Quarter Finals
- Paris – Runner-up
Verdict
- A career defining clay season, with plenty to build upon
We said the clay season was a chance to reassert herself (read here). She went considerably further than that. Title in Linz, Madrid final, Rome semi, then a dominant Paris run - including a 6-1, 6-3 demolition of Kostyuk in the semis - to claim her first Grand Slam title. The youngest Paris champion since Monica Seles in 1992. At 19, she is now a Grand Slam champion and has unwavering potential to be at the top of the women’s game for years to come.
Win/Loss Record
- 22 Wins, 3 Losses
Notable Performances
- Linz – Winner
- Madrid – Runner Up
- Rome – Semi Finals
- Paris - Winner
Verdict
- We called her as one to watch (read here) and she went on to win the biggest clay title of all
Published 08 June 2026
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