ATP & WTA Favorites and Longshots to Win the 2023 French Open

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The 2023 French Open at Paris’ Stade Roland-Garros gets underway with qualifying on May 22 and the official draw beginning May 28. This year’s tournament features plenty of intriguing storylines – can "the King of Clay" Rafael Nadal add one more Grand Slam victory at Roland Garros to his legendary resume, or will Carlos Alcaraz officially take his throne? Don’t forget about Novak Djokovic, who won the Australian Open and is tied with Nadal at 22 Grand Slam wins each.

In the women’s draw, Iga Swiatek is the overwhelming favorite, and with good reason. She has been dominant on clay and could essentially become the Nadal of the women’s game if she wins again at Roland Garros – she last won here in 2020.

Let’s see the French Open betting analysis for the upcoming ATP and WTA tournament.

French Open Betting Preview: ATP & WTA Favorites and Longshots to Win

2023 Roland Garros Tournament | 127th Edition
Category: 93rd Grand Slam
When: May 28 – Jun 11, 2023
Where: Stade Roland Garros, Paris, France

ATP The Favorites

This is a tournament that really only has three contenders: Alcaraz, Djokovic, and Nadal. It’s hard to argue anyone else has a realistic chance when Stan Wawrinka is the only other player outside of Nadal or Djokovic to win the tournament since 2010. Alcaraz, meanwhile, is about to reclaim the world No. 1 ranking and has been just as dominant as Nadal on clay.

Alcaraz is playing his Round of 32 match today in the Italian Open and is coming off of tournament victories in the Madrid Open and Barcelona Open. It feels like the French Open could be a shifting of the guard, with Alcaraz making a statement for the new generation of players on the ATP Tour.

ATP Longshot Pick

It’s hard to see a real longshot having a chance in Paris, but Alexander Zverev isn’t a terrible betting option. The talented German lost to Alcaraz in the Round of 16 at the Madrid Open but could have some added motivation as he returns to the site where he suffered an injury that kept him out for several months. Zverev was forced to withdraw from last year’s semifinal match against Nadal.

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WTA The Favorites

Again, it’s hard to imagine a world in which the betting favorite – Swiatek – doesn’t win this tournament, but tennis can be unpredictable at times. Swiatek, a three-time Grand Slam champion is 25-5 this season with two tournament victories. She’s 11-1 on clay this season.

Aryna Sabalenka gave Swiatek her lone loss on clay in the finals of the Madrid Open. It’s a huge confidence boost for the Belarusian player, but she followed that up with a disappointing first round loss in the Italian Open.

WTA Longshot Pick

There’s a lot to like with Americans Coco Gauff (+1525) and Jessica Pegula (+1800). Gauff has seemingly been on the cusp of Grand Slam greatness for a few years now and is still only 19 years old. Her record on clay leaves a lot to be desired, however. Pegula, Gauff’s doubles partner, was a quarter-finalist at the Madrid Open and semi-finalist in the Charleston Open the week prior – she’ll be in contention in Paris.

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