French Open Braces for New Era as Rafael Nadal’s Absence Opens Up Men’s Field
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Key Entities
- • Rafael Nadal (14-time champion, now retired)
- • Novak Djokovic (defending champion)
- • Carlos Alcaraz, Jannik Sinner, Casper Ruud (rising stars)
- • Roland Garros organizers (tribute plans)
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Straight coverage about the open men’s field, highlight tributes.
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