Defending French Open champion Novak Djokovic diplomatic on late-night finishes but Coco Gauff says they are “not healthy”

Following his win over Musetti, the 37-year-old will now take on Francisco Cerundolo in the fourth round of the French Open as he looks to defend his title in Paris against the likes of Carlos Alcaraz, Jannik Sinner and Alexander Zverev.
“I had a bit of luck” – Novak Djokovic on his French Open 3R comebackDefending French Open champion Novak Djokovic diplomatic on late-night finishes but Coco Gauff says they are “not healthy”; you can watch Andy Murray in action at the Stuttgart Open, exclusively live on Sky Sports Tennis from June 10-16Novak Djokovic admitted his late-night finish at the French Open “could have been handled differently” while Coco Gauff branded playing into the early hours “not healthy”.Djokovic endured the latest finish in Roland Garros history as he beat Lorenzo Musetti in five sets to reach the fourth round, with the last ball struck at 3:08am local time.

The rain had wrecked another day on the outside courts in Paris so tournament chiefs decided to squeeze in an unfinished match under the roof on Court Phillipe Chatrier before Djokovic took on Musetti in the night session.

But by the time Grigor Dimitrov had completed a four-set win over Zizou Bergs in a match lasting just shy of four hours in total, Djokovic, due to start at 8:15pm, did not get on the court until 10:40pm.