Odds to win the French Open: Alcaraz, Swiatek advance to Round of 32
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Iga Swiatek narrowly escaped with a win over Naomi Osaka at the French Open. Photo by Jean-Francois Badias/AP.
Steven Psihogios
@StevenPsihogios
May 29, 2024

The French Open is underway and all of the pre-tournament favourites are still hanging around.

The latest: Carlos Alcaraz is one of a handful competitors who are now off to the Round of 32. So is Iga Swiatek after a scare in the Round of 64.

Check out our latest French Open odds as of May 29.

French Open odds

We'll first start with the men's side, which features Djokovic, Alcaraz and Sinner at the top.

Men's French Open odds notes

  • Alcaraz has looked strong through two matches at the French Open. He's only dropped one set and will face either Soon-Woo Kwon or Sebastian Korda in the Round of 32.
  • Jannik Sinner's hip injury was a major concern ahead of the tournament but the Italian appeared just fine in his tourney-opening match. He beat Christopher Eubanks in straight sets.

French Open odds: Women's side

Women's French Open odds notes

  • Swiatek is off to the Round of 32, but it didn't come easy. She beat Naomi Osaka in a three-set thriller (7-6, 1-6, 7-5). She is 16-1 on clay this year and has won three of the last four French Opens.
  • Aryna Sabalenka lost to Swiatek at the Finals in Madrid and Spain before arriving at Roland Garros. She won her tourney-opening match over an upstart Erika Andreeva in straight sets.
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