Originally published on: 26/02/10 12:30Chela, a quarter-finalist at Roland Garros in 2004, is a supposed specialist on the surface but he

 Originally published on: 26/02/10 12:30The Spaniard, who lost to Rafael Nadal in an epic Australian Open semi-final earlier this year, launched

 Originally published on: 26/02/10 12:30Karlovic, who is 6ft 10in tall, powered down 55 aces - which is believed to be a

 Originally published on: 26/02/10 12:30The British number one provided further evidence of his improvement on clay by routing the Argentinian 6-2

 Originally published on: 26/02/10 12:30The Serbian's build-up to Roland Garros has been hampered by the injury she sustained in Rome earlier

 Originally published on: 26/02/10 12:30The British number one came to Paris in buoyant mood following her semi-final appearance at a clay-court

 Originally published on: 26/02/10 12:30The four-time defending champion did not appear to be moving as well as he usually does and

 Originally published on: 26/02/10 12:30Clay is comfortably Williams' least favourite surface and she has only progressed beyond the quarter-finals once at

 Originally published on: 26/02/10 12:30The world number two, who is once again bidding to complete his set of grand slams and

 Originally published on: 26/02/10 12:30O'Brien was bidding to become the first British female to make the second round at Roland Garros