"I needed that kind of win to feel these feelings that I'm able to win under pressure, and even if it's not going the right way, still turn the match around," Iga Swiatek said.
It's been a banner year for Team USA on the Parisian clay.
"They don't really seem to care or want to do anything different about it," Jessica Pegula said of Roland Garros denying women night matches.
The 18-year-old has a bright future.
No. 16-seeded Amanda Anisimova has topped Aryna Sabalenka in three of four clay meetings.
World No. 1 sends clear message to former coaches.
The Frenchman praised Draper's game after Thursday night's thriling encounter.
