As the French Open heads into its final act, the spotlight intensifies on two unstoppable contenders—Novak Djokovic and Jannik Sinner—both surging through the draw without dropping a single set.
Djokovic, in pursuit of an unprecedented 25th Grand Slam title, continues to rewrite the history books. The Serbian superstar is set to face third seed Alexander Zverev in what will be his record-breaking 19th Roland Garros quarter-final. With his recent milestone of 100 career wins at the French Open, Djokovic remains laser-focused. “101 victories sounds better,” he quipped, underscoring his hunger for more.
On the other side, 22-year-old Jannik Sinner has quietly built a reputation for ruthless efficiency on clay. The Italian’s steady rise and unflinching form make him a formidable threat as he eyes his maiden Grand Slam title—and possibly the No. 1 world ranking if Djokovic falters.
With power, precision, and legacy all on the line, the coming days in Paris promise high-stakes drama. Whether it’s Djokovic reinforcing his GOAT status or Sinner ushering in a new era, the French Open is poised for a thrilling climax.