Unseeded outsider Kateryna Kozlova knocked defending champion Jelena Ostapenko out of the French Open with a shock straight-sets victory on day one.
Ostapenko came from nowhere to win not only her first grand slam title, but a maiden tour-level triumph at Roland Garros last year.
The 20-year-old Latvian experienced very different emotions in Paris on Sunday, losing 7-5 6-3 to the unheralded Kozlova.
An out-of-sorts Ostapenko made 48 unforced errors, 13 double faults and was broken seven times by the world number 66 from Ukraine, who had never previously beaten a top-30 opponent.
Fifth seed Ostapenko has now lost all three encounters with Kozlova and is the first defending champion to lose in the opening round in Paris for 13 years.
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Ostapenko's bold, aggressive approach worked a treat 12 months ago, but Kozlova capitalised on an erratic display from the world number five on Philippe-Chatrier Court - where she stunned Simona Halep in the final last year.
Kozlova claimed an early break to lead 2-1 and although she also struggled on serve, the underdog continued to put pressure on Ostapenko, who wilted in the sun.
Four games in a row went against the serve and it was Kozlova who edged the first set with a solid hold.
Ostapenko appeared to be turning the tide when she opened up a 2-0 lead in the second, but Kozlova was in no mood to go the distance.
Kozlova secured four breaks in a row as Ostapenko continued to toil, crashing out in an hour and 34 minutes.
Next up for Kozlova is a meeting with Victoria Azarenka or Katerina Siniakova.
STATISTICAL BREAKDOWN
Kozlova bt Ostapenko [5] 7-5 6-3
WINNERS/UNFORCED ERRORS
Kozlova – 13/22
Ostapenko – 22/48
ACES/DOUBLE FAULTS
Kozlova – 3/6
Ostapenko – 5/13
BREAK POINTS WON
Kozlova – 7/16
Ostapenko – 4/7
FIRST SERVE PERCENTAGE
Kozlova – 62
Ostapenko – 47
PERCENTAGE OF POINTS WON ON FIRST/SECOND SERVE
Kozlova – 61/40
Ostapenko – 54/34
TOTAL POINTS
Kozlova – 80
Ostapenko – 65