The French Open men's semifinals took an unexpected turn with Matteo Arnaldi withdrawing. Andre Agassi might have had the best reaction to the news.

Matteo Arnaldi has withdrawn from the French Open semifinals due to illness. The 104th-ranked Arnaldi was set to play in the first all-Italian men's Grand Slam semifinal against Flavio Cobolli on Friday.

Matteo Arnaldi was forced to miss his French Open semi-final due to illness. Scheduled to play Flavio Cobolli, Arnaldi pulled out shortly before the match was due to begin.

The 2026 French Open has been a wild ride, and the unexpected circumstances continued on the final Friday of the tournament. Matteo Arnaldi withdrew from the French Open with a viral infection. He was unable to play Friday's semifinal match against his Italian compatriot Flavio Cobolli.

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PARIS (AP) — Top-ranked Jannik Sinner was stunned in the French Open second round. Lorenzo Musetti, a semifinalist in 2025, didn’t make it back to Paris this year due to an injury. Still, three Italian men have reached the last eight this year for the first time: Matteo Berrettini will play Matteo Arnaldi in the night session on Wednesday — which ensures at least one Italian in the semifinals — and Flavio Cobolli will meet Canada's

Matteo Arnaldi pulled off an incredible comeback to take down No. 19 seed Frances Tiafoe in five sets on Monday and place three Italians in the quarterfinals of the French Open.