Stan Wawrinka ends his Roland Garros career with a first-round defeat in Paris. Now 41, the Swiss, who won the French Open in 2015, plays his final match at the clay-court Grand Slam and is eliminated by Dutch player Jesper de Jong. Multiple outlets report the match score as 6-3, 3-6, 6-3, 6-4. De Jong is described as a lucky loser, and the four-set win comes over a little more than three hours, with reports noting the heat during play. Wawrinka had already indicated that this would be his last appearance at the tournament before retiring at the end of the current season. After his loss, he receives tributes and an emotional reception from fans and figures from the sport, and he speaks about the difficulty of saying goodbye. The reporting also places the result alongside other first-round proceedings at Roland Garros, including Iga Swiatek’s continued progress and the later appearance of Gaël Monfils, who is considered among those who may also be approaching retirement.