With Rafael Nadal now retired, this year's French Open presents the chance for a new 'King of Clay' to emerge.

That's the win-loss record for Nadal at the French Open, giving him a career winning percentage of .966. The only four losses came in 2009 against Robin Soderling in the fourth round, against Novak Djokovic in the 2015 quarterfinals and the 2021 semifinals, and against Alexander Zverev in last year's first round.

Questions reign in Paris with the 14-time champion’s retirement and the 4-time champion’s yearlong dry spell as the Grand Slam event gets underway Sunday.

French Open is set to begin on Sunday, and the pressure is officially on for defending men's and women's singles champions Carlos Alcaraz and Iga Swiatek.

Play in the year’s second Grand Slam tennis tournament is scheduled to begin at the French Open on the red clay courts of Roland-Garros on Sunday

There are hefty prizes up for grabs at Roland Garros this year, with more than $64 million set to be handed out to French Open participants. The second of the year's four Grand Slam events, the clay-court tournament is one of the most anticipated events of the year.

In the first French Open since Rafael Nadal’s retirement, Carlos Alcaraz is a strong favorite to defend his title in Paris as Spanish great Carlos Moyá tells CNN Sports.

Carlos Alcaraz is gearing up for the upcoming Grand Slam in France. Here’s a look at how Rafael Nadal’s Roland Garros record compared at the same age.

Rafael Nadal will watch the French Open in 2025 as world No 1 Jannik Sinner and No 2 Carlos Alcaraz look to be on a collision course in the men’s final.