When everything suggested it would be one of the worst years of her career, in just under a week the situation took a 180-degree turn. During the month of March, Marina Bassols (Blanes, 1999) publicly reported death threats after losing a match. To this harassment were added injuries, a lack of competitive consistency, and a shortage of economic resources to face the professional circuit. But Roland Garros changed the face of the Catalan tennis player, who, on her second occasion reaching the main draw of a Grand Slam (after overcoming the qualifying round), defeated Colombian player Emiliana Arango in the first round. She did all this without conceding a single set before being defeated by the world number 8, Mirra Andreeva, in the next phase.