Let two chase three! The French Open reverse: The seed star turned around in desperate situation, and 16 seats were decided in the men s and women s singles teams in the top 32

reported on May 29 that the fourth day of the 2025 French Open ended. In a second round of men's singles, the seed star Tommy Paul made a comeback in a desperate situation and staged a good show of two and three, completing a major reversal from 0-2 to 3-2, eliminating Vosovic to advance to the top 32.

The famous American player Tommy Paul ranked 12th in the world and was also listed as the No. 12 seed of the French Open men's singles at this French Open. He is located in the 4/4th zone of the defending champion Alcalas. He lost one set in the first round of the men's singles and reversed Danish player Elmer Moller 3-1.

In this round of 64-32 competition, against Hungarian player Vosovic, Tommy Paul's condition was still slow to warm up. He lost 4-6 and 2-6 in the first two sets, falling into a desperate situation of falling behind 0-2 with a score of 0-2! However, Tommy Paul adjusted his state in time and staged a good show of turning the tables again. He scored three sets in a row 6-3, 7-5, and 6-4. Finally, after a 3-38-minute hard battle, he reversed Vosovic 3-2 with a big score. In the next round, Tommy Paul plays against Kachanov. It is worth mentioning that Kachanov also experienced a five-set battle and eliminated Austrian player Ofner 3-2 to advance.

The second round of the men's singles second half has ended, and the three seeds were eliminated in a surprise, namely the No. 7 seed Rude, the No. 20 seed Tsitsipas and the No. 31 seed Pericard. Rude won one set first and then lost three sets in a row, including the fourth set swallowing eggs 0-6, and was eventually reversed by Bogers 1-3. Tsitsipas lost 1-3 to qualifying player Jigante. French local star Pericard also lost 1-3 to Bosnian Dezukh with a big score of 1-3. Among them, Rude and Tsitsipas were both runners-up in the pre-conference. Both of them missed the round of 32, which was the worst record in the French Open in the past seven years.

defending champion Alcalas, No. 8 seed Musetti and No. 10 seed Rooney successfully advanced. With the end of the fourth match day, 16 players who entered the top 32 in the men's singles second half have all emerged.

At the same time, the women's singles completed all the second rounds of the first half. The top eight seeds of Chinese star Zheng Qinwen, defending champion Svatech, world number one Sabalenka and world number four Borini all advanced. Zheng Qinwen swept Alango 2-0, Sabalenka 2-0, Tehiman 2-0, Borini 2-0 Tomjanovic, and Svatech 2-0 Radukanu. Among the other players, No. 11 seed Schneider was upset and lost 0-2 to Jastrelska, No. 18 seed Wikic lost in the final three sets and lost 1-2 to Pera. Lebakina, Svitorina, Ostapenko and other famous players successfully advanced.

With the end of the fourth match day, 16 players who entered the top 32 in the women's singles are also produced. So far, 16 seats have been decided at the top 32 of the French Open men's and women's singles, and the specific matches are as follows:

Men's singles second half: Musetti Navone, Aristo, Tiafo Koda, Mededovic Altmeier; Bogers Popring, Kachanov Tommy Paul, Sheldon Gigant, Dezukh Alcalas.

Women's singles upper half: Sabalenka Danilovic, Tousen Anisimova, Yastremska Samsonova, Mboko Zheng Qinwen; Bolini Starodubutseva, Pera Svitorina, Lebakinna Ostapenko, Christian Svatek.