Tiafoe’s heartbreaking French Open collapse ends America’s last hope at Roland Garros Frances Tiafoe, the last American standing at the French Open, suffered a devastating five-set loss to Matteo Arnaldi after holding a significant lead in the fourth set. Tiafoe squandered a double-break advantage and the opportunity to serve for the match, ultimately falling in a grueling battle of attrition. His defeat marks the end of the United States’ singles presence at Roland Garros, with no American players left in the draw.

• Frances Tiafoe was the last American singles player remaining at the French Open.
• He lost to Matteo Arnaldi in a five-set match: 7-6 (5), 6-7 (3), 3-6, 7-6 (3), 6-4.
• Tiafoe held a two-set-to-one lead and was up 4-1 with a double-break in the fourth set.
• He was one service hold away from the quarterfinals but Arnaldi came back to win the fourth set in a tiebreaker.
• The loss means no American men or women are left in the singles draw at Roland Garros.
• Arnaldi will face Matteo Berrettini in the quarterfinals.