アレハンドロ・ダビドビッチ・フォキナは、2026年全仏オープン期間中に突然コーチのマリアーノ・プエルタが離脱したことについて言及した。世界ランキング23位の同選手は、この決別は不仲によるものではないと語った。彼はすでに芝コートシーズンを見据え、後任を決定している。
フォキナは日曜日にダミル・ジュムールを相手にフルセットの末、1回戦勝利を収めたが、その際にはプエルタがスタンドから見守っていた。続く2回戦のチアゴ・ティランテ戦ではプエルタの姿はなかった。コーチが空港から別れのテキストメッセージを送ったことで不仲説が報じられていたが、フォキナは試合後の記者会見でこれを否定した。
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Jannik Sinner lost to Juan Manuel Cerundolo in the second round of the French Open on May 28. The world No. 1 led by two sets before physical issues forced him off court. The defeat ended his 30-match winning streak.
Mariano Puerta left Alejandro Davidovich Fokina's coaching team abruptly during the French Open after a text message exchange. The split followed a heated exchange during the player's first-round match. Davidovich Fokina has since hired a new coach and lost in the second round.
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Elena Rybakina suffered a second-round defeat at the French Open on May 27 after her coach Stefano Vukov left the player's box during the third set. The world No. 2 lost 6-3, 1-6, 6-7 to Yuliia Starodubtseva in two hours and 28 minutes. Rybakina later explained that Vukov departed because he was feeling unwell.
World No. 1 Iga Swiatek has ended her 17-month coaching partnership with Wim Fissette, announcing the split on Instagram less than 48 hours after her shock first-round defeat to Magda Linette at the 2026 Miami Open—as detailed in prior coverage. The move signals a new chapter ahead of the clay-court season.
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Frances Tiafoe has withdrawn from the Monte Carlo Masters, removing a potential early challenge for defending champion Carlos Alcaraz. The American's exit came after a semifinal loss to Tommy Paul in Houston. Alcaraz now starts directly in the second round.
Carlos Alcaraz, the undefeated world No. 1, is set to start his Indian Wells campaign against either Grigor Dimitrov or Terence Atmane. His coach, Samuel Lopez, has revealed an ambitious goal for the season. Lopez stated that winning all four Grand Slams is a target they are pursuing.
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World No. 1 Carlos Alcaraz secured a 6-4, 6-4 straight-sets victory over Joao Fonseca in the second round of the Miami Open at Hard Rock Stadium. The match featured a lively Brazilian crowd supporting Fonseca and a controversial umpire call. Alcaraz remained composed throughout the electric atmosphere.