Roland Garros Highlights 2025 – Monday, June 2 🎾
Key Moments from the Fourth Round Singles Matches at Porte D’Auteuil
On Monday, June 2, 2025, tennis enthusiasts in Paris were treated to some unforgettable moments during the fourth round of the Roland Garros tournament. While top seeds showcased their skills, it was the unexpected brilliance of two players that captured everyone’s attention on Day 9.
Lois Boisson’s Grand Slam Upset 🌟
Most notably, French wild card Lois Boisson emerged as a national sensation after delivering a stunning Grand Slam upset against third seed Jessica Pegula. Ranked a surprising world No. 361, Boisson’s victory has made her a household name in France. With four match wins in her first Grand Slam appearance, including two against seeded players, she eagerly anticipates her quarterfinal clash at her home major. Her next challenge is against No. 6 seed Mirra Andreeva, who moved forward after defeating her friend Daria Kasatkina in straight sets.
Alexander Bublik’s Quarterfinal Performance
In another thrilling match, Kazakh player Alexander Bublik, ranked world No. 62, delivered the performance of his career to overcome fifth seed Jack Draper. This victory advances Bublik into his first Grand Slam quarterfinal, where he will face top seed Jannik Sinner. The ATP Tour provides more insights into Bublik’s journey and Sinner’s continued dominance.
Coco Gauff’s Fourth Round Recap
Meanwhile, second seed Coco Gauff showcased her prowess in her fourth round match, swiftly taking a 5-0 lead before defeating Ekaterina Alexandrova 6-0, 7-5. Gauff is set to face fellow American and Australian Open champion Madison Keys, who secured her 11th consecutive Grand Slam victory by overcoming compatriot Hailey Baptiste. For more on women’s tennis, the WTA website offers extensive player profiles and match reports.
Novak Djokovic’s Roland Garros History
Additionally, Novak Djokovic, renowned for his impressive Roland Garros history, achieved his 100th victory at this prestigious venue by defeating Cameron Norrie. The Serbian superstar will meet third seed Alexander Zverev, who advanced after his opponent, Tallon Griekspoor, retired due to injury.
Looking Ahead
Therefore, Tuesday promises even more excitement as the tournament progresses into the quarterfinal stage. Aryna Sabalenka is set to face China’s Zheng Qinwen, who recently triumphed over her in Rome. Meanwhile, Carlos Alcaraz will take on Tommy Paul, with their match scheduled for the evening session at 20:15 local time.
Besides that, the wheelchair events commence on Tuesday, featuring Japanese stars Tokito Oda and Yui Kamiji leading the men’s and women’s singles draws, respectively, as they aim for success on the Paris clay. In the Quad singles category, keep an eye on Dutch players Niels Vink and Sam Schroder.
For comprehensive coverage of the tournament, including live scores, match schedules, and player profiles, visit the official Roland-Garros website.
