Roland-Garros 2026: discover the full roll of honour for all categories this year.

If the audience is mainly drawn to singles matches, or even doubles, the Roland-Garros tournament actually hosts a broader slate of events. Singles, doubles, wheelchair tennis, juniors, etc., and many of the French Open champions come from these events, one of the four Grand Slams in tennis, held in Paris’s 16th arrondissement from late May to early June.

And this year, there were some real shocks, as many top seeds were taken out of the running early, much to tennis fans' astonishment. The clay courts proved fickle in 2026, and that has benefited players who managed to make their mark.

With the men's and women's singles winners attracting all eyes, let's take a look back at all the fortnight's winners, across a dozen categories.

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The full roll of honour from Roland-Garros 2026

• Men's Singles: Alexander Zverev
• Women's Singles: Mirra Andreeva
• Men's Doubles: Marcel Granollers and Horacio Zeballos
• Women's Doubles: Katerina Siniakova and Taylor Townsend
• Mixed Doubles: Sara Errani and Andrea Vavassori
• Boys' Singles: Luis Guto Miguel
• Girls' Singles: Alisa Oktiabreva
• Boys' Doubles: Jamie Mackenzie and Vincent Jakob Reisach
• Girls' Doubles: Jana Kovackova and Katerina Zajickova
• Wheelchair Tennis - Men's Singles: Tokito Oda
• Wheelchair Tennis - Women's Singles: Diede De Groot
• Quad Wheelchair Tennis - Singles: Niels Vink

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