From Swiatek to Andreescu, top players touch down in Paris

The Hologic WTA Tour's top players have descended on Roland Garros to prepare for the Paris 2024 Olympics. The singles and doubles tennis competition will kick off on Saturday, July 27, with the Opening Ceremony taking place the night before. 

From World No.1 and reigning French Open champion Iga Swiatek

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Team USA has landed in style. World No.2 Coco Gauff

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Top-seeded Swiatek is back in her happy place on Court Phillippe Chatrier. The Pole will be fully focused on winning a singles medal after her mixed doubles partner, Hubert Hurkacz, was forced to withdraw from the tournament due to a knee injury. 

Bianca Andreescu

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The last time Osaka played the Olympics, she did not particularly enjoy it. The four-time major champion did not take the time to enjoy her Olympic turn in Tokyo and has vowed to soak in the Olympic experience this year. 

Australia's Daria Saville

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Along with Ellen Perez, Saville is doing her best to put the Olympic venue through the ringer.

Vamos! Sara Sorribes Tormo

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