Given a wild card, the recently reunited Greek and Spaniard will face Ena Shibahara and Nathaniel Lammons.

The news follows the announcement that Andre Agassi will replace John McEnroe as Team World captain, also beginning next year.

When it comes to this match, the juice is worth the squeeze.

The world No. 1 kicked off his title defense with a hard-fought straight set victory under the lights on Court Philippe-Chatrier on Tuesday.

Ever since a direct entry slot in the 2023 Australian Open motivated him to go get a passport, Shelton seems to have fallen in love with Europe and its clay courts—and now the continent seems to be loving him back.

The 22-year-old American improbably lost the second set, then thought she won the third, before defeating Lucija Ciric Bagaric, 6-3, 6-7 (8), 7-6 (6).

The world No. 2 booked her spot in the second round in straight sets beneath the Court Philippe-Chatrier roof, joining No. 4 seed Elena Rybakina.

The 34-year-old Frenchwoman was given a wild-card entry into the tournament, and had announced ahead of time that this would be her last event before retirement.

He defeated Brazil’s Thiago Seyboth Wild for his 122nd career win at a major, the most EVER by a Frenchman.

The Spaniard says he was still “afraid to hit every forehand 100%” in his one-sided win over J.J. Wolf. But could dialing back that shot now and then actually be a good thing?

The Madrid champion hopes to play on the terre battue for a few more Sundays.