Kenin Upsets Garcia in Third Round of RG, Restoring Roar

Sofia Kenin Dominates Caroline Garcia to Reach Roland Garros Third Round

Former French Open finalist Sofia Kenin showcased her clay court prowess as she swept aside home favorite Caroline Garcia in straight sets, 6-3, 6-3, to advance to the third round of Roland Garros.

Kenin, who has a strong track record at the French Open with three consecutive fourth-round appearances, broke Garcia’s serve four times to secure the victory. The American will now face either ninth-seeded Jelena Ostapenko or Clara Tauson in the next round.

Despite starting the season with a poor 1-10 record, Kenin has found her form on the red clay, winning five of her six singles matches on the surface. The 2020 Australian Open champion credited her improved performance to her fighting spirit and determination on the court.

In the match against Garcia, Kenin’s serve and return game were on point, as she capitalized on the Frenchwoman’s vulnerabilities to dictate play. Kenin’s tactical acumen and aggressive playstyle kept Garcia on the back foot throughout the match, ultimately leading to her victory.

With her sights set on a deep run at Roland Garros, Kenin expressed confidence in her game and emphasized her feisty playing style. As she continues her red clay rise, Kenin remains a formidable opponent for any player on the tour.

Stay tuned for more updates on Sofia Kenin’s journey at the French Open as she looks to make her mark on the clay courts of Paris.