Play stupid games, win stupid prizes, said the Frenchman on social media.

While the former world No. 1 enjoys the game, he admits that losing to a 5-year-old is difficult to swallow.

Catch an exclusive first-look of this interview-style Wednesday ahead of August's planned debut.

The Roland Garros champion has kept busy in the city that never sleeps.

The trip to the famous attraction conjured up memories of last summer for Krejcikova, specifically from the eve of the Wimbledon final.

The world No. 1 was left reeling after he led by two sets to love and held three match points in the final against Carlos Alcaraz.

There was no shortage of superlatives as congratulations poured in for both finalists after their five-and-a-half-hour, five-set marathon battle.

A happy Pride Month indeed!

The world No. 1  is more than ready to leave the disappointment behind, forget about Roland Garros, and head straight for the beach.

Former U.S. President Barack Obama and the former First Lady were among several high-profile folks to congratulate Gauff on her second Grand Slam win.

The three-time champion appeared emotional as he left Court Philippe-Chatrier, after placing a kiss on the clay at the end of his possible 'farewell match' in Paris.