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Swiatek, who has dominated the women’s singles draw in recent years, comes into the clay-court major in uncertain form.<\/p>\n
The Pole has not won a tournament this year and has dropped to fifth in the world – meaning she could face the leading players earlier than usual.<\/p>\n
All eyes were on which quarter Swiatek would land in, with Italian fourth seed Jasmine Paolini – who Swiatek beat in last year’s final – her potential last-eight opponent.<\/p>\n
To get that far, though, she might have to see off Raducanu and 11th seed Elena Rybakina – another former Grand Slam champion – in the fourth round.<\/p>\n
Djokovic, perhaps not surprising as age catches him up, has also been well below his best.<\/p>\n
He lost three matches in a row to start the clay swing and ended the coaching partnership with Andy Murray last week.<\/p>\n
His draw could have been much worse in Paris.<\/p>\n
The Serb great, who turned 38 on Thursday, has German third seed Alexander Zverev<\/b> and Russian 11th seed Daniil Medvedev<\/b> in his quarter.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n