Reuters Sports News Summary

The 23-year-old, who advanced to the second round at Roland Garros, said she was overwhelmed with anxiety after receiving pictures of the damage close to the house where her mother, sister and aunt were ‌staying. Family: Kyle Busch died from severe pneumonia, sepsis NASCAR driver Kyle Busch died from severe pneumonia that turned into sepsis, according to a statement provided by his family on Saturday.

Following is a summary of current sports news briefs.

Tennis-Ukraine's Kostyuk keeps focus in Paris after missile strike near parents' home

Hours after ​a Russian missile slammed near her family home in Kyiv, Marta Kostyuk walked onto ​the French Open clay on Sunday with photos of the blast ‌fresh ​in her mind: shattered buildings metres from where her mother and sister had spent the night. The 23-year-old, who advanced to the second round at Roland Garros, said she was overwhelmed with anxiety after receiving pictures of the damage close to the house where her mother, sister and aunt were ‌staying.

Family: Kyle Busch died from severe pneumonia, sepsis

NASCAR driver Kyle Busch died from severe pneumonia that turned into sepsis, according to a statement provided by his family on Saturday. "The medical evaluation provided to the Busch Family concluded that severe pneumonia progressed into sepsis, resulting in rapid and overwhelming associated complications," the family statement read. "The Family asks for continued understanding and privacy during this difficult time."

MLB roundup: Stephen Kolek's shutout ‌helps Royals snap 4-game skid

Stephen Kolek threw a complete-game shutout to lead the host Kansas City Royals to a 5-0 win over the Seattle Mariners on Saturday. Kolek (3-0), who threw his first ‌complete-game shutout last May with the San Diego Padres, struck out two and limited the Mariners to four hits and one walk to notch the Royals' first complete-game shutout since Sep. 13, 2020 and the fourth overall of the 2026 season.

After brief stay in U.S., Tiger Woods jets back to Switzerland

Tiger Woods' $50 million private plane returned to Switzerland on Sunday, with the injured golfer presumably in line to resume his rehabilitation process. Per Celebplanes.com, the Gulfstream V took off Saturday night from ⁠Stuart, Fla., ​and flew just under nine hours to Zurich.

Tennis-Monfils embraces ⁠final Roland Garros as trickster Gaston looks to spoil send-off

The first round of the French Open continues on Monday with four-times champion Iga Swiatek, world number two Elena Rybakina and newly crowned Italian Open champion Elina Svitolina among the top seeds ⁠in action. Meanwhile, former champion Stan Wawrinka and home favourite Gael Monfils prepare to bid farewell to Roland Garros ahead of retirement.

Tennis-Zverev in cruise control as French Open starts under blazing sun

French Open dark horse Alexander Zverev started ​his Roland Garros campaign with a meticulous 6-3 6-4 6-2 first-round demolition of France's Benjamin Bonzi in searing heat on Sunday.

The 2024 runner-up and three-times semi-finalist, who is chasing his ⁠maiden Grand Slam title, never allowed the world number 95 into the contest on court Philippe Chatrier as he set up a second-round meeting with Tomas Machac of the Czech Republic.

Si Woo Kim keeps CJ Cup Byron Nelson lead, but Scottie Scheffler looms

South ⁠Korea's ​Si Woo Kim will try to finish another round atop the leaderboard in the CJ Cup Byron Nelson. That wasn't easy in the third round and more challenges could await.

Tennis-French Open day one

Highlights of the first day at the French Open on Sunday (times GMT): 1205 KHACHANOV TAKES OUT GEA

Mets' Juan Soto (illness) scratched from lineup vs. Marlins

Slugger Juan Soto was scratched from the ⁠New York Mets' starting lineup for Sunday's game against the host Miami Marlins due to an illness. Mets manager Carlos Mendoza said Soto came to the ballpark on Sunday with a fever ⁠to go along with body aches.

Boxing-Usyk avoids shock ⁠defeat with 11th round stoppage of Verhoeven

Ukraine's unbeaten heavyweight world champion Oleksandr Usyk stopped Dutch former kickboxer Rico Verhoeven with one second left in the penultimate round of a WBC title fight on Saturday to avoid one of the greatest boxing upsets of all time. The 'Glory in Giza' fight at ‌the Pyramids of Egypt was ‌considered a mismatch, but Verhoeven, whose sole previous professional boxing fight was 12 years ago, tore up the ​script in mind-boggling fashion from the opening bell.