On May 24, Beijing time, the 2022 French Open will enter the third matchday competition. China's Jinhua Zhang Shuai and Wang Qiang appeared against No. 28 seed Giorgi and No. 11 seed Pegula respectively. In terms of big seeds, the world's second Medvedev, last year's runner-up Tsitsipas, the No. 7 seed Rublev and the No. 8 seed Rudd, the former champion Halep and Sabalenka also made their debuts.
Match 3 of The 7th session is expected at 21:00
Wang Qiang vs Pegula
Wang Qiang and Pegula ushered in the third meeting between the two, the first two Pegura maintained a total victory, but both occurred on the hard court. This year's clay season wang rose in a slump, with only two victories in istanbul qualifying, isting two defeats in the first round of the Istanbul main tournament and madrid qualifiers, and this week her world ranking has fallen to 129th. This is Wang Qiang's seventh appearance in the French Open women's singles tournament, after six bests in 2018 to reach the round of 32. No. 11 seed Pegura was in good shape this year's clay season, reaching the first WTA 1000 final of his career in Madrid, losing to Abdul-Jabbar to finish second. This is Pegula's fourth appearance at the French Open, where she reached the third round last year. The match is expected to start at 21:00.
Match 4 of No. 14 is expected at 23:00
Zhang Shuai vs Giorgi
Zhang Shuai and Giorgi ushered in the second meeting, the only previous one occurred in Seoul in 2016, Zhang Shuai won 2-0. Giorgi has been at a low ebb late, with the Italian already suffering a seven-game losing streak in a singles game on the Tour, with the last victory dating back to the third round of this year's Australian Open. Zhang Shuai is in mediocre form during this year's clay season, with a total record of 2 wins and 5 losses. Tonight will be the 12th time in a Chinese girl's career to play in the French Open, after the best result came from the round of 16 in 2020. The game is expected to start at 23:00.
Stade Philippe Chatier starts at 18:00
Special vs. Misaki Doi
Rudd vs Tsonga
The 37-year-old French veteran Tsonga ushered in a career finale, winning the first round with No. 8 seed Rudd. Tsonga has played in professional tennis for 18 years, winning the 2008 Australian Open men's singles runner-up, two Masters titles, the highest ranking to No.5, and he also holds the record for the number of wins of a French male player in a Grand Slam (121 wins). No. 8 seed Ruud just won his second title of the season and his eighth career title in Geneva last week. His previous best record at the French Open was two rounds of 32.
Badosa vs Ferro
Tsitsipas vs Musetti
The two players met for the second time, with Tsitsipas holding on to a win. The Greek, who has a record of 14 wins and 3 losses in this year's clay season, successfully defended his title in Monte Carlo, winning the second title of the Masters, then finishing runners-up in Rome and reaching the final four in Madrid. At last year's French Open, Tsitsipas reached the first Grand Slam final and was runner-up by Djokovic with a 2-0 lead. Similarly, Musetti suffered a reversal by Djokovic with an equally large 2-0 lead in the fourth round of last year's French Open.
Susan Langren stade starts at 17:00
Medvedev vs Bagnis
World no. 2 Medvedev ushered in the second event of this year's clay season, and he was suspended for several weeks due to hernia surgery until his comeback in Geneva last week, losing his first game to Gasquet. Clay was Medvedev's worst venue, exiting all the first rounds of his first four French Open regular seasons until he reached the quarter-finals last year and lost to Tsitsipas.
Harris vs Gasquette (Play-off)
Townsend vs Garcia
DeMinal vs Gaston
Sabalenka vs Paqui