French Open is still about the Big 3: Djokovic, Federer and Nadal

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French Open is still about the Big 3: Djokovic, Federer and Nadal
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The Big 3 are still very much around.

Nothing has changed since 2015, when Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic met in the French Open quarterfinals.

Roger Federer returns to Roland Garros for the first time since 2015 — and a decade after he completed the career Grand Slam by winning his only trophy here. Rafael Nadal seeks a record-extending — and hard-to-fathom — 12th title in Paris. Novak Djokovic bids to “Nadal's reign is never over. Just like Federer's reign isn't ending,” said Riccardo Piatti, who coached Djokovic when the Serb was a teen and has worked with other top-10 players. “As long as they play, they're always very dangerous. But let's not forget that Djokovic is No. 1.”

Federer, who's now 37, went 4½ years without adding to his Slam count. He dealt with knee surgery and recurring back problems. He sat out the 2016 French Open, ending a streak of 65 straight major appearances, then missed the U.S. Open and Rio Olympics that year, too. He skipped the entire clay-court circuit each of the last two years, before finally coming back this season and reaching the quarterfinals in Madrid and Rome, where he withdrew, citing an injured right leg.

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