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Former Ohio State Buckeye J.J. Wolf broke into the Top 100 in August 2022, and achieved a career-high ranking of No. 39 in February 2023 after reaching the fourth round of the Australian Open. Wolf has reached the third round at the US Open twice in 2020 and 2022. At Ohio State, he earned All-American and Big Ten Player of the Year honors. He has qualified for the BNP Paribas Open each of the last three years.

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JJ Wolf on Western & Southern Open: 'It's the tournament I look forward to the most'

It was a little hard for JJ Wolf to believe that this weekend will mark his fourth appearance in the Western & Southern Open. 

"I hadn't thought about that," Wolf said. "Thanks for making me feel old." 

It's his home tournament and his favorite, and maybe it means a little more this year after the tournament was moved to New York last year.

Whatever the case may be, Wolf's always happy to play at home.

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"I go to a lot of places, but for me, I'm kind of a homebody," Wolf said. "So there's really no place like home. It's kind of the thing I'm working for always throughout the summer, all year really. It's the tournament I look forward to the most.

"It's a world-class tournament and also being in my hometown, not many tennis players get to have that so I feel very lucky."

Last year in New York was the first time Wolf made his way through qualifying – two wins – to play his way into the main draw where he lost in the first round. He'll attempt to play his way into the main draw again this weekend. 

Wolf, who's the No. 151 singles player in the world in the ATP Tour rankings, only recently returned to competition after more than eight months away from tennis.

Wolf said he had a double hernia and a sports hernia that required a pair of surgeries. In the month since he's returned he's played in Mexico at the Los Cabos Open, in Atlanta and Washington D.C., and this week, ahead of the W&S Open, Wolf played in Toronto, Canada.

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The W&S Open is a lot more to Wolf than simply a trip home. It's an opportunity to share something he loves with the people he loves. Wolf picked tennis over baseball, soccer and basketball, and he's happy he did. Even happier when he gets to share it with his family. 

"Sometimes it can be tough," the former Ohio State star said. "There's a lot of losing that goes on in tennis. There's nowhere to hide when you do. So you always think ... I could be maybe on a boat at the lake hanging with my friends right now, instead I'm grinding out another tournament. But I'm thankful for it. And I think it makes me a stronger person. I wouldn't change it for the world."

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The extended Wolf family will be out in full force again this weekend when Wolf takes the court. 

"Being able to have my friends and family surrounding me. A lot of my friends throughout the year never actually get to see me play, so I've got a couple friends that are coming in from out of town and taking work off. So I'm going to try to give them a good show," Wolf said. 

Wolf, who's still rocking the mullet hairstyle that he adopted a while back, will be on the court Saturday but his opponent and match time won't be announced until later Friday night. 

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Rising star Ben Shelton played his first-ever top-level match on grass at the Queen’s Club Championship on Monday and judging by his performance he certainly has a great future ahead of him.

It was a debut to remember at the ATP 500 event for the 20-year-old as he defeated fellow American JJ Wolf to reach the second round, although he didn’t have it all his own way as he won via two tie-breakers with the final score 7-6 (7-4), 7-6 (7-2).

Both sets took over an hour to complete and Wolf had the initial advantage in the opening set as he broke in game two before Shelton returned the favour in game five. The youngster then edged the tie-breaker.

The second set had a similar theme although Shelton was the one to break early to race into a 3-0 lead.

The point of the match came in game four on the Wolf serve at 30-30 after a brilliant approach shot from Shelton just managed to clear the net.

Wolf, though, scrambled and played an equally impressive volley only for his opponent to reply with an attempted lob before the world No 47 pulled off an audacious 360 degree smash – not only playing the ball above his head, but also behind his back.

It would have been a good enough smash to beat most players, but the 6ft 4in (1.93m) Shelton stood still before a jump helped him to put the overhead away in brilliant fashion.

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Quite impressive for a player who only set foot on a grass court for the first time last week.

“Tuesday! Last Tuesday was actually my first time ever hitting on a grass court. Any type of play – I’d never even stepped on one before. So, that was my first day on a grass court,” he told Tennis TV earlier this week.

Shelton, who will take on Lorenzo Musetti in the second round, has enjoyed an astonishing 12 months as just over a year ago he found himself outside the top 500 in the ATP Rankings, but he strung together a series of great performances and currently sits at a career-high of No 35.

Former world No 1 and three-time Grand Slam winner Andy Murray has backed the youngster to impress on grass over the next couple of weeks.

“I think Ben Shelton will have a good grass court season. I think his game will be very well suited to grass with the way he plays, his serve and everything, he’s very athletic, likes to come forward so I think he’ll do well,” Murray said.

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• Age 25 (1998.12.21)
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Player to watch: JJ Wolf

JJ Wolf had what you can call some kind of breakthrough on the ATP Tour last week. He reached the final in Florence.

Young American player JJ Wolf always had clean strokes, but for a while, more people noticed him more for his mullet. Do you remember that “serious in the front, party in the back” hairstyle from the 80s? Coupled with some tank-tops, it was the kind of white-trash-inspired attire that you don’t often see on tennis courts. In a way, it was refreshing. Not everyone needs to wear Lacoste.

But these days, his look is cleaner, and his strokes are as good as ever. The pretty straight takeback of the forehand (which looks like an Eastern grip) is unusual but seems to work well for him. He has a pretty complete game and can move fast on the court. It’s hard to see any particular weaknesses, and one of his strengths is that he often takes the ball early.

What racquet does JJ Wolf use?

The racquet JJ Wolf uses is some form of HEAD Speed Pro .  I don’t know which generation it is, but it’s a Speed mold and has an 18×20 string pattern. He has used some form of Speed since his junior days. If you’re interested in purchasing the current Speed Pro, check out my friends at Tennis Warehouse . It is one of the highest-rated racquets on the website.

His string setup looks like Luxilon Alu Power, but it’s hard to tell for sure. If you have inside information about JJ Wolf’s gear, let me know in the comments below.

What do you think of JJ Wolf’s game? I would recommend you to check the highlights of his win against Tsitsipas from Miami on YouTube or watch the breakdown of his forehand technique from 2minutetennis. It’s always fun when an up-and-coming player has a different style and take on the game.

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I live right across the street from JJ. Actually gave me an autographed version of his racket and a normal one. Uses the Head speed pro 2019. With lead on the throat. String: Solinco tour bite 1.25 at 50 pounds. Hope this helps?

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Stefano Napolitano vs J.J. Wolf

Italian wild card Stefano Napolitano took on American lucky loser J.J. Wolf - a replacement for the injured Matteo Berrettini - in this first round clash at the Internazionali BNL d'Italia - watch the full replay here on Tennis TV!

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* FRENCH OPEN - Paris, France May 20, 2024 to June 9, 2024

Internazionali BNL d'Italia - Rome, Italy May 6, 2024 to May 19, 2024

Fayez Sarofim & Co. U.S. Men's Clay Court Championship - Houston, USA March 30, 2024 to April 7, 2024

Miami Open presented by Itau - Miami, USA March 17, 2024 to March 31, 2024

BNP Paribas Open - Indian Wells, USA March 3, 2024 to March 17, 2024

* AUSTRALIAN OPEN - Melbourne, Australia January 8, 2024 to January 28, 2024

ASB Classic - Auckland, New Zealand December 29, 2023 to January 12, 2024

Brisbane International Presented by Evie - Brisbane, Australia December 28, 2023 to January 7, 2024

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French Open 2024: Andy Murray and Jack Draper knocked out in first round but Carlos Alcaraz advances

Andy Murray beaten in straight sets by Stan Wawrinka in what is likely his last French Open singles match; Murray's fellow Brit Jack Draper knocked out after five-setter against Jesper de Jong; world No 3 Carlos Alcaraz shrugs off any injury fears in breezing past JJ Wolf

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Andy Murray was knocked out in the first round of what is likely to be his final French Open with the three-time Grand Slam champion overpowered by fellow veteran Stan Wawrinka at Roland Garros.

Murray, who says he does not expect to play much beyond this summer, lost 6-4 6-4 6-2 to 2015 French Open winner Wawrinka, the same player who eliminated him in the opening stage when the Briton last played in Paris back in 2020 and also in the 2017 semi-finals on his previous appearance before that.

Murray was broken in the first game of the match as Wawrinka unfurled some booming groundstrokes - a sign of things to come - with the former world No 1 then unable to take the two break points he carved out in the fourth game of the opener.

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The 37-year-old could not manage a solitary break point in the second set, one he fell behind in when he was broken by Wawrinka in the third game, while he lost each of first two service games in the third as the Swiss ran out a handsome winner and Murray missed out on a potential second-round meeting with Cameron Norrie.

Murray's French Open is not over just yet, though, as he is scheduled to play in the doubles with Dan Evans.

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Norrie, who plays Russia's Pavel Kotov on Monday, is now one of only two Brits left in the men's singles draw, alongside Evans, with Jack Draper following Murray in being eliminated on the opening day following a five-set defeat to Jesper de Jong.

Draper, aiming to reach the second round for the first time in Paris and set up a clash with world No 3 Carlos Alcaraz, recovered from two sets down but then lost the decider, beaten 7-5 6-4 6-7 (3-7) 3-6 6-3 as he fell in the opening round for the second year running.

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Alcraraz cruises through opener | Rublev reaches second round

The 23-year-old De Jong, ranked 177th in the world, will next face Alcaraz, who shrugged off any injury fears in breezing past JJ Wolf in straight sets on Sunday

The 21-year-old Spaniard's participation at Roland-Garros had been in doubt due to an issue with his forearm that forced him to miss clay-court tournaments in Monte Carlo, Barcelona and Rome, with his Madrid title defence also derailed by the problem.

Alcaraz, a two-time major winner and semi-finalist in Paris last year, was in no obvious discomfort as he dropped only four games in winning 6-1 6-2 6-1 against 25-year-old American Wolf.

"I'm really happy to be back here in Paris to compete again," Alcaraz said after his victory. "It's been a very difficult month for me because I love competing.

"I've tried everything I could to be at 100 per cent, to show my best tennis, and I think I did that today.

"I would have loved to have played more matches but I don't need too many matches to get to 100 per cent. I did really good preparation this past two weeks and practices with top players. My forearm is getting better and better."

In a more challenging match, Russia's Andrey Rublev, the sixth seed, rebounded from a second-set downturn to defeat Taro Daniel of Japan 6-2 6-7 (3-7) 6-3 7-5 in three hours and 11 minutes.

Osaka overcomes early scare | Former champion Ostapenko through

Four-time Grand Slam champion Naomi Osaka survived an early scare when she laboured past unseeded Italian Lucia Bronzetti 6-1 4-6 7-5 to claim her first French Open win in three years.

Returning this year from a 15-month maternity break, Osaka had fallen in the first round at the Australian Open in January but looked set to breeze into the second round in Paris as the former world No 1 bombarded Bronzetti from the baseline in a 28-minute opening set.

However, after being forced into a decider, Osaka nearly imploded when throwing away a 4-0 lead before going on to clinch victory, setting up a potential clash with world No 1 Iga Swiatek in the second round if the reigning champion beats French qualifier Leolia Jeanjean on Monday.

"I'm honestly really excited," Osaka told reporters. "I watched her [Swiatek] a lot when I was pregnant.

"And honestly, I think it's an honour to play her in the French Open, because she's won more than once here. It's a very big honour and challenge for me."

She added on her tournament-opening win: "There were moments I played pretty well, but I was nervous and got very tight in the third set.

"I'm pretty happy, but I would love to not have to go through that rollercoaster again."

Elsewhere, former French Open champion and ninth seed Jelena Ostapenko overcame a rusty start in both sets to beat Romania's Jaqueline Cristian 6-4 7-5 and reach the second round.

The Latvian, who claimed her lone Grand Slam title in Paris in 2017, won the final four games of the first set, but again fell behind to an early break in the second before rallying once more to wrap things up in straight sets.

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Roland-Garros 2024 : Gasquet, Moutet, Wawrinka et Garcia qualifiés, Humbert éliminé, revivez la journée du dimanche 26 mai

Le premier tour des Internationaux de France débute dimanche et s’étalera jusqu’à mardi. Caroline Garcia, Richard Gasquet et Carlos Alcaraz disputent notamment leur premier match aujourd’hui.

• Le résumé de cette journée à Roland-Garros
• Roland-Garros, c’est parti, et bien parti ! Les favoris ont répondu présent pour cette première journée. L’Espagnol Carlos Alcaraz a notamment expédié J.J. Wolf en trois petits sets (6-1, 6-2, 6-1), pendant qu’Andrey Rublev s’en est sorti en quatre manches contre Taro Daniel. Grigor Dimitrov, Hubert Hurkacz, Jelena Ostapenko et Naomi Osaka se sont également extirpés du premier tour, alors que la journée a été perturbée par la pluie.
• Du côté des Français, le tournoi a commencé par une énorme déception. N°1 tricolore, Ugo Humbert a rendu les armes, battu en quatre sets par Lorenzo Sonego (6-4, 2-6, 6-4, 6-3). Mais les bonnes nouvelles se sont ensuite enchaînées ! Richard Gasquet a notamment réussi un match magnifique pour se défaire de Borna Coric (7-6, 7-6, 6-4). Quelques minutes plus tôt, Caroline Garcia avait également rallié le deuxième tour, dans la difficulté, en venant à bout d’Eva Lys (4-6, 7-5, 6-2).
• A noter également les qualifications d’Alexandre Müller, de Chloé Paquet et de Corentin Moutet. Ce dernier a réussi une grosse performance en sortant la tête de série n°16, Nicolas Jarry, en quatre sets (6-2, 6-1, 3-6, 6-0), dans un court Simonne-Mathieu en feu. Dans le même temps, Stanislas Wawrinka a remporté le choc des anciens vainqueurs de tournois du Grand Chelem face à Andy Murray (6-4, 6-4, 6-2).

• Le point à Roland
• Roland-Garros, c’est parti ! Et les favoris répondent pour l’instant présent. L’Espagnol Carlos Alcaraz a notamment expédié J.J. Wolf en trois petits sets (6-1, 6-2, 6-1), pendant que Andrey Rublev s’en est sorti en quatre manches contre Taro Daniel. Grigor Dimitrov, Hubert Hurkacz, Jelena Ostapenko et Naomi Osaka se sont également extirpés du premier tour, alors que la première journée a été perturbée par la pluie.
• Du côté des Français, le tournoi a commencé par une énorme déception. N °1 tricolore, Ugo Humbert a déjà rendu les armes, battu en quatre sets par Lorenzo Sonego (6-4, 2-6, 6-4, 6-3). Mais depuis, les bonnes nouvelles s’enchaînent ! Richard Gasquet a notamment réussi un match magnifique pour se défaire de Borna Coric (7-6, 7-6, 6-4). Quelques minutes plus tôt, Caroline Garcia avait également rallié le deuxième tour, dans la difficulté, en venant à bout d’Eva Lys (4-6, 7-5, 6-2). A noter également les qualifications d’Alexandre Müller et de Chloé Paquet.
• Dans le reste de l’actualité, la soirée sera notamment marquée par le « choc des anciens » entre deux ex-vainqueurs de Grand Chelem : Stanislas Wawrinka-Andy Murray. Corentin Moutet a également commencé son match face au Chilien Nicolas Jarry, tout comme Harold Mayot face à Sebastian Korda.

• Le point à Roland-Garros
• Roland-Garros, c’est parti ! Et les favoris répondent pour l’instant présent. L’Espagnol Carlos Alcaraz a notamment expédié J.J. Wolf en trois petits sets (6-1, 6-2, 6-1), pendant que Andrey Rublev s’en est sorti en quatre manches contre Taro Daniel. Grigor Dimitrov, Jelena Ostapenko et Naomi Osaka se sont également extirpés du premier tour, alors que la plupart des matchs sont arrêtés, à cause de la pluie.
• Du côté des Français, le tournoi a commencé par une énorme déception. N °1 tricolore, Ugo Humbert a déjà rendu les armes, battu en quatre sets par Lorenzo Sonego (6-4, 2-6, 6-4, 6-3). Les supporteurs tricolores espèrent maintenant que Richard Gasquet et Caroline Garcia vont leur redonner le sourire, les deux Français viennent de commencer leurs matchs, respectivement sur les courts Suzanne-Lenglen et Philippe-Chatrier.
• Dans le reste de l’actualité, et si le temps le permet, du beau monde va encore passer sur les courts de Roland-Garros d’ici la fin de la journée. Côté français, Térence Atmane, Corentin Moutet, Alexandre Müller, Harold Mayot et Chloé Paquet sont attendus, avant l’affiche de la journée, en night-session  : Stanislas Wawrinka-Andy Murray.

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Il est temps pour nous de vous dire au revoir.

La journée a été magnifique sur la terre battue de Roland-Garros, mais toutes les bonnes choses ont une fin et il est l’heure de se souhaiter bonne nuit. On se retrouve dès demain, 10 heures, pour la suite des aventures de la petite balle jaune sur les courts de la Porte d’Auteuil. Bonne soirée !

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La balle de match de wawrinka en vidéo.

Je vais me coucher, je suis crevé. Bonne nuit Messieurs ! Et merci !

Bonne nuit cher Drésienne ! Pour nous aussi, il va bientôt être l’heure de ranger nos affaires, après une bien belle journée de tennis.

ET MOUTET L’EMPORTE AUSSI !

Incroyable Corentin Moutet ! Opposé à la tête de série numéro 16, le Chilien Nicolas Jarry, le Français a usé de ses coups de patte pour l’emporter et rallier le deuxième tour. Dans un court Simonne-Mathieu en feu, Moutet s’impose finalement 6-2, 6-1, 3-6, 6-0.

Jeu, set et match Wawrinka !

D’un dernier revers gagnant, le Suisse conclu la rencontre en trois sets face à Murray (6-4, 6-4, 6-2). L’Ecossais a eu du mal physiquement, mais c’est accroché jusqu’au bout.

Moutet, c'est plutôt "jusqu'au bout de mes revers" et coups droits...

Si les joueurs ont parfois connu quelques baisses de rythme, le DJ du court Philippe-Chatrier a joué à son meilleur niveau toute la soirée. Il termine fort.

5-0 pour Moutet contre Jarry !

Vous la sentez cette bonne odeur de victoire ?

Ça sent très très bon pour Wawrinka !

6-4, 6-4, 5-1 pour le Suisse, face à Murray trop diminué physiquement pour lutter.

Moutet jusqu’au bout de nos rêves !

Le Français vient de réaliser le double break face à Jarry et mène 4 à 0 dans la troisième manche contre Jarry. Il est à deux jeux de la victoire, et en plus il fait le show  !

Pas trop mauvais ce jeune suisse, n’est-ce pas ?

Dites, on peut vous écrire tout ce qu'on veut ou il y a des limites ? C'est pour bien calibrer.

Vous pouvez écrire ce que vous voulez, mais on ne vous promet pas de passer tous les messages ! On essaye de faire attention un minimum.

Atmane commence un peu à craquer…

Le Français a malheureusement manqué l’occasion de conclure et a concédé la troisième manche au tie-break face à Ofner. Il a aussi concédé le break d’entrée dans la quatrième. Aie, aie, aie…

Sympa de retranscrire ce live de 2012, ça me rajeunit de les voir sous vos post Stan et Andy

Sachez même que la première confrontation professionnelle entre les deux hommes a eu lieu en 2005, lors d’un match par équipe. Wawrinka l’avait à l’époque emporté, mais c’est Murray qui mène les confrontations entre les deux joueurs (13-9). L’écart semble être parti pour se réduire.

Murray semble aller dans le mur (et les haies)

L’Ecossais ne marque plus un point alors que Wawrinka réussit tout ce qu’il tente. Il mène 3 à 0 dans la troisième manche.

Les français seraient ils un peu fan du Live du Monde pour, mine de rien, le prolonger à notre grand bénéfice?

Je crois qu’ils sont surtout fans de vos remarques en tous genres, pour nous permettre de les lire plus longtemps !

Break de Corentin Moutet !

Ca sent bon pour le Français, qui mène deux sets à un, et 2-0 dans la quatrième manche contre Jarry !

Un petit tu, tu , tut pour les français ( et les écossais ) ?

Mais avec grand plaisir !

Le contexte

Live animé par Mathieu Maine et Valentin Moinard

Bienvenue dans ce direct consacré à l’édition 2024 du tournoi de tennis de Roland-Garros. Qui succédera à Iga Swiatek et Novak Djokovic au palmarès du Grand Chelem parisien ? Au fil des matchs, et au rythme tranquille de cinq sets – donc moins frénétique que lors de nos lives sports habituels –, nous vous racontons ici l’essentiel de « Roland ».

• Les têtes d’affiche du jour

L’Espagnol Carlos Alcaraz , nᵒ 3 mondial, est opposé à l’Américain Jeffrey John Wolf (107ᵉ) dans le tableau masculin ; chez les femmes, Caroline Garcia (tête de série nᵒ 21) affrontera l’Allemande Eva Lys. Ce soir (pas avant 20 h 15), Stanislas Wawrinka (Suisse) et Andy Murray (Grande-Bretagne) se retrouvent pour un choc qui fleure bon les années 2010.

• Le coin des Français

Ce dimanche, huit Tricolores font leur entrée en lice. Chez les dames : Caroline Garcia et Chloé Paquet . Chez les hommes : Ugo Humbert , Corentin Moutet , Alexandre Muller , Terence Atmane , Harold Mayot , Richard Gasquet.

• Un peu de lecture en attendant

Notre rubrique sur Roland-Garros 2024

Ugo Humbert, numéro 1 français, espère aussi décoller sur terre battue

Roland-Garros 2024 : un choc Nadal-Zverev d’entrée, Djokovic contre un Français… découvrez les affiches du premier tour

« J’ai traversé l’Atlantique juste pour voir Rafa » : à Roland-Garros, les fans de Rafael Nadal défilent en « terre sainte »

La joueuse de tennis Alizé Cornet mettra un terme à sa carrière après Roland-Garros : « L’annoncer officiellement, ça fait un petit quelque chose »

« Chaos social » et gouvernance sous le feu des critiques à la Fédération française de tennis

Le programme détaillé de ce dimanche est à retrouver ici.

Demandez le programme… Les prochains directs sport du « Monde »

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