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The French Open is an annual tennis tournament held in Paris every year since 1891. The French Open is the second of the four tennis Grand Slam events, and the only one currently played on clay. The Open hosts championship tournaments for men's and w...

We won't see a Rafael Nadal-Novak Djokovic final rematch, but will the two clash in the semis?

Three U.S. men have qualified for the French Open for the first time in more than 30 years.

Healthy, at the top of her game, and looking for some revenge after last year's first-round elimination, top-seeded Serena Williams will capture the French Open, Melissa Isaacson predicts.

Yes, tennis fans, Roger Federer is finally on Twitter.

Seven-time champion Rafael Nadal could face top-seeded Novak Djokovic in the French Open semifinals a year after they met to decide the title.

The tennis world has an abundance of respect for Novak Djokovic but a curious absence of universal love. The world No. 1 player continues to fight for crowds in the shadow of Federer-Nadal.

Maria Sharapova's determination to overcome both her awkwardness on clay and major shoulder sugery paid off with a career-defining French Open title last year.

Intimidation is far secondary to the efficiency and power of Serena Williams' game. They are the reason she's so intimidating.

Seventh-ranked Juan Martin del Potro of Argentina has pulled out of the upcoming French Open because of a respiratory virus.

Intimidation is far secondary to the efficiency and power of Serena Williams' game. They are the reason she's so intimidating.

Serena Williams already has a career Grand Slam. Another French Open title would be a nice addition to her resume, but it's not necessary for her legacy.

Andy Murray withdrew from the French Open on Tuesday because of a chronic back injury and will now focus on preparing for the start of the grass-court season next month.

Here are the keys for Rafael Nadal, Maria Sharapova in the French Open.

From the language in Paris to the clay at Roland Garros, American tennis players -- with the possible exception of Serena Williams -- are out of their element at the French Open.

During the run-up to Roland Garros, the tour pros honed their skills on the clay courts of Madrid and Rome. Serena Williams and Rafael Nadal came away razor-sharp; Novak Djokovic, still looking for his first French Open title, hit a rough patch; and ...