Jack Norris 
Denis Shapovalov lost to Jaime Faria in the first round of the French Open. Félix Auger-Aliassime of Montreal faced Germany’s Daniel Altmaier. Victoria Mboko advanced to the second round.
Seville, Spain, is set to host the first stage of the World Rowing Cup. The event marks Seville’s return to hosting major international competitions after nearly 24 years. France is sending a team to compete in the international event.
Arizona Cardinals edge-rusher Josh Sweat, who led the team with 12 sacks in 2025, has skipped early OTAs. This absence, along with reports that he is unhappy in Arizona, has led to speculation that he may be traded. Several teams are thought to be interested in acquiring him.
Day three of the French Open saw Osaka and Gauff in action. Medvedev crashed out. Moïse Kouamé beat Marin Cilic.
The NCAA has reportedly denied Texas Tech QB Brendan Sorsby’s request for reinstatement to play in 2026. Sorsby recently completed inpatient treatment for a gambling addiction. The NCAA’s denial comes less than two weeks after Sorsby filed a lawsuit against the NCAA in an attempt to regain his eligibility.
American Madison Keys is set to play Belgium’s Hanne Vandewinkel in the first round of the French Open. The match is expected to begin around 10 a.m. ET today. Matches will air on TNT and truTV, with streaming on HBO Max.
Alejandro Zendejas has been named in the United States’ squad for the World Cup. Gio Reyna and Sebastian Berhalter were also included in the 26-man squad. Diego Luna and Tanner Tessmann were not selected.
The 20th year of Soccer Aid, supporting UNICEF, will be held at the London Stadium. The match is billed as “the world’s biggest celebrity football match” and will be shown live on ITV. Soccer Aid follows in the footsteps of ‘Sport Aid’ which raised millions for famine relief 40 years ago.
Sergio Perez has requested an investigation into his suspension failure during the Canadian Grand Prix. The incident occurred on lap 39 as he was entering the pit lane. Perez described the failure as “not ideal” and expressed impatience with the operational side of the team.
Unseasonably hot weather in Paris has seen the French Open begin in temperatures of about 34C. The heatwave is a result of a so-called “heat dome”. Some players are thriving on the livelier surfaces – but others are cursing them.