Top 5 Photos, 10/2: Trevisan continues Cinderella run

Week 1 at Roland Garros has been a rollercoaster of surprises as top names suffered early exits and a handful of players are enjoying dream runs. New names are finding untouched success as they continue their campaigns on the terre battue.

These are the Top 5 Photos from Friday's action in Paris.

1

Martina Trevisan

It was another late night for the Italian, but for the second straight match she managed to erase a set deficit to upset, this time to upset Maria Sakkari, 1-6 7-6 (6) 6-3. The qualifier saved a couple of match points against the No. 20 seed to claim her sixth consecutive match at Roland Garros.

After spending nearly five years away from the game as she struggled with anorexia, the 26-year-old returned to spend six seasons on the ITF tour level. She now enters a new chapter as she enters the second week of Roland Garros.

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2

Hugo Gaston

In his first career match against a Top-5o opponent, Gaston ousted 2015 Roland Garros champion Stan Wawrinka, 2-6, 6-3, 6-3, 4-6, 6-0, to pull off one of the biggest upsets of the year.

"It's difficult to explain. It's fantastic. It was a great match. I'm very happy today really," The Frenchman.

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3

Caroline Garcia

After dropping the first set 6-1, Garcia rallied from behind to take out Elise Mertens in epic fashion. Battling nerves she would need six match points to seal a 1-6, 6-4, 7-5 victory and reach the last 16 in Paris for the third time in her career.

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4

Rafael Nadal

The King of Clay didn't waste any time in his third-round bout against Stefano Travaglia. Needing just 95 minutes, the Spaniard posted a commanding 6-1, 6-4, 6-0 score. Nadal is set to face American qualifier Sebastian Korda in the round of 16.

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5

Simona Halep

The Romanian's hot streak continued as she dispatched Amanda Anisimova in just 54 minutes. Halep pushed Anisimova past the baseline and made sure to focus on depth which was a problem area for her last year against the American.

"Well, the fact that I have been more aggressive. I took the game in my hands," Halep said. "Last year I was very far from the court, and I played fairly short so she could play her game. When she has time and she has the ball in the right position, she is very, very dangerous and she plays great."

"So today I think I did a great job changing a little bit the tactic."

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