Jannik Sinner had already started building a miniature Eiffel Tower with Lego blocks. Now he's begun his pursuit of an elusive French Open title, too.
Sinner's first match back at Roland Garros after his five-set loss in last year's final couldn't have been more different than that epic encounter with Carlos Alcaraz.
Playing in a first-round night session on Tuesday, the top-ranked Sinner routed 171st-ranked French wildcard entry Clement Tabur 6-1 6-3 6-4 to extend his winning streak to 30 matches as he chases the only big title missing in his tennis career.
