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Ranked 687 just a year ago and still in college tennis, his rise has been rapid and eye-catching. The 19-year-old arrived in Paris with the best clay-court debut in the Open Era since Roddick with 17 wins from 20 matches. Into the third round of a major for the first time, coached only by his dad, operating with zero fuss. Then the physio made an appearance…
Reasons for optimism
- 17-3 on clay this season, second only to Roddick's Open Era debut record
The risk
- Called the physio mid-match for his upper left quad. Over five sets, that's a major concern
Verdict
- The most exciting teenager left in the draw, but Paris over five sets will find out if the body can keep up with the talent
We called him in our clay court preview (read here). The Brazilian with a forehand that clay was made for with slow conditions and time to load. A flat South American swing raised questions but may have taken the pressure off heading into Europe. When he clicks, he's almost unplayable. The question, as ever, is when…
Reasons for optimism
- Ranked 28th, he's a seeded floater with the game to beat anyone on his day
The risk
- The heat that ended Sinner's tournament is still there, and Fonseca now carries mileage of a 5-setter into his next match
Verdict
- Paris is where the Fonseca hype either gets justified or gets filed away for another year
Two clay title winners. Two players with something to prove at a Slam. The draw has handed them to each other at exactly the right moment.
Reasons for optimism
- The strongest seed in their quarter is Felix Auger-Aliassime, unconvincing on clay this season despite the fourth seed
The risk
- Two clay warriors in the same round means whoever wins pays a physical price
Verdict
- One stays. One goes home wondering what might have been. The winner gets a real shot at a deep run in Paris
Published 10 April 2026
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