Paris, France, 10 June 2021 | tennis.com.au

Grand Slam tennis dominates this week’s social round-up. But unfortunately Roland Garros is over for our Australian players, who are leaving Paris feeling a range of different emotions …

A heartbroken Ash Barty had a hip injury derail her campaign:

Until next time Paris 💔❤️ pic.twitter.com/JBAjmpnUQK

— Ash Barty (@ashbarty) June 3, 2021

Ellen Perez enjoyed a career-best run in singles, reaching the final qualifying round. Her doubles campaign ended in disappointment though, with Chinese partner Zheng Saisai unable to play their second-round match:

https://twitter.com/EllenPerez95/status/1400528748802367496?s=20

Max Purcell and Luke Saville are happy after reaching the third round in men’s doubles, a career-best effort for both in Paris:

Storm Sanders can’t wipe the smile off her face after qualifying for a Grand Slam tournament for the first time. The 26-year-old also recorded her first doubles win at Roland Garros:

Is there anyone happier than Dylan Alcott right now? The world No.1 is super excited after winning a third consecutive Roland Garros quad wheelchair singles title:

https://twitter.com/DylanAlcott/status/1402020740669624322?s=20

https://twitter.com/DylanAlcott/status/1402204855129853954?s=20

While Priscilla Hon is thankful to be back on tour after recovering from a hip injury:

Meanwhile, the grass-court season has begun for many of our Aussies already and Matt Ebden is thrilled:

https://twitter.com/mattebden/status/1401951245691129858?s=20

> READ: Aussie players enjoying grass-court success

Ajla Tomljanovic shared an insight into her life away from the courts:

https://twitter.com/TennisChannel/status/1401237424466915329?s=20

John Millman is making observations:

Just an observation…

Being overseas currently, it’s apparent how far behind we are in our vaccine rollout.

Probably many reasons for the delay but over here it’s nice to see things returning to a more normal pace.

— John Millman (@johnhmillman) June 8, 2021

Daria Gavrilova is checking out her favourite action shots:

And finally, Nick Kyrgios served up some inspiring words to his followers:

Keep an eye out for Australia’s No.3-ranked man on television soon, as it was announced this week he’ll be appearing as a commentator on the Nine Network’s Australian Ninja Warrior.

Australia's most exciting tennis superstar @NickKyrgios joins #NinjaWarriorAU's killer new team, soon on @Channel9! pic.twitter.com/iMq8pmbez8

— Australian Ninja Warrior (@NinjaWarriorAU) June 4, 2021

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