🎾 Men’s Singles Highlights

• Matteo Berrettini rolled past Juan Manuel Cerundolo in straight sets, 6-3, 7-6(2), 7-6(6).
  • He becomes the lowest-ranked Roland Garros quarterfinalist since 2007, a huge boost for fantasy managers who gambled on him.
• Matteo Arnaldi outlasted Frances Tiafoe in a five-set epic: 7-6(5), 6-7(5), 3-6, 7-6(3), 6-4.
  • Sets up an all-Italian quarterfinal clash with Berrettini.

💃 Women’s Singles Results

• Diana Shnaider powered through her opponent with aggressive baseline play.
• Anna Kalinskaya advanced, showing consistency and tactical variety.
• Aryna Sabalenka kept her title bid alive with a commanding straight-sets win.
• Katarzyna Chwalinska pulled off a gritty victory, marking one of the day’s surprise boosts for fantasy rosters.

🎾 Other Action

• Men’s Doubles: Nouza/Oberleitner stunned Bolelli/Vavassori in five sets.
• Women’s Doubles: Siniakova/Townsend advanced smoothly; Dabrowski/Stefani edged Zvonareva/Siegemund.
• Wheelchair Tennis: No. 1 seed Tokito Oda beat Gordon Reid 6-2, 6-4.

🏆 Fantasy League Director’s Note

Day 9 was a fantasy league shake-up:

• Berrettini and Arnaldi picks surged, especially for managers banking on Italian depth.
• Sabalenka remains a cornerstone, while Shnaider and Chwalinska rewarded bold sleeper selections.
• Kalinskaya’s steady win kept her stock rising.

The leaderboard is tightening—expect fireworks in the all-Italian clash and Sabalenka’s next test.

🔝 Top of the Leaderboard

• Fraud Watch holds firm at No. 1 with 166 points. Their consistency has been remarkable, staying steady while rivals shuffle below.
• Pat’s Pick is breathing down their neck at 163 points, just three behind — one upset win could flip the script.
• Tournament Director moves down into third with 160 points, proving that steady selections across both men’s and women’s draws are paying off.

⚖️ Middle Movers

• CLAY MATES moved into 8th with 152 points.
• Drop shot like it’s hot and Carlosless are holding strong in the top 10, showing that clever picks are keeping them competitive.
• In the mid-pack, teams like Fantasy Alive, Y-Not, and Zverev’s First Slam are clustered tightly around the 130–135 point mark. One big win from Zverev or Sabalenka could vault them back into contention.
• Love All sits at 32nd with 131 points, a reminder that mid-table teams are still within striking distance of the top 20.

⬇️ Bottom of the Board

• The lower ranks saw some tough breaks:
  • French correction and Choix Rapide hover in the 40s and 50s, struggling to gain traction.
  • Pam the Slam dropped to 60th with 99 points, just shy of triple digits.
  • Royal Gamers, at 67th with 62 points, were officially eliminated — the first casualty of the league. Their campaign ends here, but they’ll be remembered for bold picks that didn’t quite land.

🏆 Director’s Closing Note

The leaderboard is alive with drama:

• The top three are separated by just six points.
• The middle pack is volatile
• The bottom section is thinning out, with Royal Gamers eliminated and others fighting to avoid the same fate.