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Carlos Alcaraz will miss the French Open due to a wrist injury, leaving the men's singles title open for a new champion. Coco Gauff is preparing to defend her title at the tournament.
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The French Open is just around the corner, and with Carlos Alcaraz sidelined by injury, there will be a new name added to the list of menâs singles champions this year.
Alcaraz is missing out due to a wrist problem, but over in the WTA draw, Coco Gauff is getting ready to defend her crown.
Gauff has headed to Rome for some final tune-ups before heading to Paris. Sheâs part of a strong field at the Italian Open, which includes plenty of other top players.
Aryna Sabalenka and Elena Rybakina are also in action in Rome. Iga Swiatek rounds out the top four players who have made their way to Italy for the event.
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Querrey revealed his fourth and third picks for the Roland Garros crown on Tennis Channel, saying: âOkay this was tough, especially after last week, the semifinals we got in Madrid.
âMy number four is last weekâs champion Marta Kostyuk. How can you not put her at four? She won last week, she also won the previous week. And itâs the way she played last week too. She ran through the draw.
âNumber three, I have who she beat in the final, Mirra Andreeva. Little more consistent on the clay over the years, been pretty much a consistent top 10 player. So sheâs in my number three spot right now.â
Austin then weighed in with her own selections: âWell, and this was the one that weâve been rallying with, is I have to put Iga Swiatek.
âAnd unfortunately, I put her at number four, because I donât believe that Iga has been to a semi since all the way last September of a tournament.
Carlos Alcaraz is missing the French Open due to a wrist injury.
Coco Gauff is defending the women's singles title at the French Open.
Coco Gauff is competing in the Italian Open as part of her preparation for the French Open.
Alcaraz's absence opens the field for a new men's singles champion at the French Open.
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âSo sheâs losing earlier, but sheâs won Roland Garros four times, and sheâs won Rome three times. Sheâs got a new coach, Francisco Roig.
âIt was so new before Stuttgart, where she lost early. Maybe a few more weeks in, theyâve worked on her serve.
Austin continued: âAnd also, when you walk into a place where youâve won four times, I think sheâs going to get that good feeling. So thatâs number four.
She added: âThen Rybakina is my number three. I think people forget that she won here in Rome. And Rybakina has won 27 matches already this year. And then she won Stuttgart, she won Stuttgart on clay.
âShe beat Andreeva, by the way, in straight sets, and then she also beat [Karolina] Muchova. Whatâs great about it is there are so many players you can put in this top four.â
Returning to the topic of French Open favourites, Querrey stuck with last yearâs top two finalists for his current picks.
âTop two, last yearâs defending champion, Coco Gauff,â he said. âThe results have been a little inconsistent for her, but she had the run in Miami, right?
âSheâs been playing better lately, and sheâs the defending champion there, and I still feel like clay is her best surface. So sheâs my number two.
âAnd number one, who else? Sabalenka, right? Sheâs been number one in the world now for a couple years. Sheâs been so dominant, really on all surfaces.
âI know she didnât win Roland Garros last year, but that match in the final, windy day, was it was a battle, but I still feel like she is the favorite heading into Roland Garros.â
Austin added: âThis kills me and I love it at the same time is I agree with Sam on both of those.
âBut I think Coco, because she moves so well on the surface, she can lift that forehand and kind of extract mistakes, plays so well with her movement.
âAnd then Sabalenka, I think that she is a better player this year. She mentally lost that match last year because of the wind, and she got down on herself. I think sheâs improved in that area.â
The Belarusian has certainly maintained her form at the top level. Sabalenka is spending her 82nd straight week as world No 1 while competing in Rome.
This remarkable stretch should give her plenty of confidence heading into Paris, while Gauff will also be buoyed by that hard-fought comeback win in 2025.
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