Roland Garros

Daniil Medvedev may not be commonly associated with clay-court prowess, but the World No. 2 is fit and raring to go as he arrives at Roland Garros looking ...

“Geneva actually was the six weeks where I should have just taken the racquet, but I was already playing a match. “I'm happy I'm back, because I heard it can take on average six weeks to come back to play in tennis, but maybe more. So hopefully I can see one of them in the second week.” “I was coming back step by step,” said the 26-year-old. “I have had some tough moments in terms of results, [but] last year, even though we didn't have much of a crowd, we had some atmosphere and I loved it. I need to prepare for this one and I'm going to take it match by match.