Second day of French Open in Paris
World number one Jannik Sinner beats Arthur Rinderknech 6-4 6-3 7-5
Italian playing at first Grand Slam since serving three-month doping ban
Britain's Emma Raducanu, Jacob Fearnley and Katie Boulter all progress to second round but Jodie Burrage out
Carlos Alcaraz through but ninth seed Emma Navarro thrashed
Monnet 2-3 Boulter*
Monnet saves the first break, but then lets her opponent off the hook by netting a backhand.
That's the break. Boulter has her lead back and this time around she'll want to cement it.
Image source, Getty Images*Monnet 2-2 Boulter
That's more like it from Katie Boulter. A backhand winner takes her to 15-30, and then on the approach she hits another winner to set up two more break back points.
*Monnet 2-2 Boulter
Carole Monnet raises her palm, asking for some more noise from the crowd.
It works. Boulter hammers a backhand into the net and we're level again.
Monnet 1-2 Boulter*
Boulter and Monnet end up playing out a lengthy rally with the pair looping ever higher and higher lobs to each other, trying in vain to judge the bounce on Court Simonne Mathieu.
Boulter cracks first and then loses an zippy exchange at the net on 30-30. Break point Monnet.
Image source, Getty ImagesMonnet 1-2 Boulter*
That'll make her feel better! Carole Monnet ups her level and then nods over to her bench after crashing over a thunderous ace.
She holds to 15. The French qualifier is on the board.
Fearnley 7-6 (8-6) 6-3 6-2 Wawrinka
Annabel Croft
Former British number one on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra and BBC Sounds
Jacob Fearnley and Stan Wawrinka have just had a really lovely embrace at the net actually. I would love to hear what Wawrinka just said to Fearnley, but you could see that there was a lot of respect there.
Everybody is giving Stan Wawrinka a standing ovation out here and I think he is giving them a love-heart sign back. I guess they are wondering if they will see him back here at Roland Garros in the future...
*Monnet 0-2 Boulter
Neither Katie Boulter or Carole Monnet have won a match at the French Open before, but it's the Briton who is looking far more assured.
She holds her first service game to 15 and then marches straight back to her mark.
She's looking oh so confident.
Fearnley 7-6 (8-6) 6-3 6-2 Wawrinka
A warm embrace between Jacob Fearnley and Stan Wawrinka at the net.
At 40 years old, could that be Wawrinka's last match at Roland Garros? He was given a wildcard for this year's tournament, having dropped to 138th in the rankings.
Fearnley will face Australia's Christopher O'Connell, ranked 83rd, or French 22nd seed Ugo Humbert in the next round.
Image source, Getty ImagesMonnet 0-1 Boulter*
Carole Monnet looks super nervous and spins over an unforced error beyond the baseline.
Boulter breaks at the first attempt. She responds with a mini fist pump.
*Monnet 0-0 Boulter
Blistering start from Katie Boulter, a real statement of intent.
She sprints to meet a short one and fizzes a passing winner down the line. 15-40.
*Monnet 0-0 Boulter
As one Brit finishes, another one begins...
British number one Katie Boulter will have the crowd against her as she takes on French qualifier Carole Monnet.
Monnet serves first, but Boulter takes the first points with a cracking forehand crosscourt winner.
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Fearnley 7-6 (8-6) 6-3 6-2 Wawrinka
Jacob Fearnley wins his first ever match at the French Open. Against a three-time Grand Slam champion, no less.
He's the second Briton to reach the second round after Emma Raducanu.
*Fearnley 7-6 (8-6) 6-3 5-2 Wawrinka
Sensational defence from Jacob Fearnley, who swivels beautifully to swipe a tricky backhand past Stan Wawrinka. Three match points.
Monnet vs Boulter
Image source, getBritish number one Katie Boulter has just walked out on to court. She'll be getting under way in a few minutes.
Boulter is looking to win her first ever match at the French Open, she's up against French qualifier Carole Monnet.
Boulter comes into Roland Garros fresh from winning her first clay-court title at a WTA 125 event in Paris earlier this month, and will be hoping to lead the way for the British women in the singles draw.
It will be the first meeting between the pair, who are scheduled to play on Court Simonne-Mathieu.
*Fearnley 7-6 (8-6) 6-3 5-2 Wawrinka
Oh no. Stan Wawrinka double faults and hands the double break to Jacob Fearnley.
The 23-year-old Scot will now serve for a place in the second round.
Fearnley 7-6 (8-6) 6-3 4-2 Wawrinka*
Stan Wawrinka looked like he was on his way to a routine hold, but two mishits off the edge of his racquet bring us to deuce.
And Jacob Fearnley, despite being on the backfoot, brings up a break point with a cross-court winner.
Fearnley 7-6 (8-6) 6-3 4-2 Wawrinka*
A superb service game from Jacob Fearnley.
Two blistering aces followed by another two big serves that Stan Wawrinka can't get back inside the court.
Image source, Getty Images*Fearnley 7-6 (8-6) 6-3 3-2 Wawrinka
He can't convert the first one, but Jacob Fearnley restores his advantage at the second time of asking with a forehand winner.
Fearnley 7-6 (8-6) 6-3 2-2 Wawrinka*
The crowd are firmly on Stan Wawrinka's side. They want to see more tennis from the three-time major winner.
There's a few boos directed towards Jacob Fearnley as he draws a circle with his racquet around a wide hit from the Swiss player.
Another unforced error from Wawrinka hands Fearnley two break points.
Altmaier 7-5 3-6 6-3 6-1 Fritz
Fourth seed Taylor Fritz has just become the highest seeded player to exit this year's French Open as he was beaten on day two by German Daniel Altmaier.
The American lost 12 of the final 16 games against the world number 47.
Fritz, 27, reached the final of last year's US Open, losing to Jannik Sinner in straight sets, but has been in poor form in 2025.
He was knocked out in the third round of this year's Australian Open and now has a 3-4 record on clay this season.
Next up on Court Court Simonne Mathieu, Briton Katie Boulter against Frenchwoman Carole Monnet.
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