The French Open is here and so is the excitement for all hardcore tennis fans. This year’s French Open is expected to be full of fun and talent. The tennis world will see the wonders of form Novak DjokovicInjury return Rafael Nadal and rising star carlos alcaraz For single men, the women’s draw will be unstoppable. Iga Swiatek.
The 2022 French Open Draw will be held on Thursday, May 19, at 18:00 (7:00 p.m. in Paris). The draw will be interesting and will feature some big fights in the final part of the tournament, as the best are expected to face off against each other given the standings they’re all in.
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There are many players to watch this year. Above all, Carlos is someone who is outstanding and is expected to be one of the contenders for the title. Many tennis legends and experts have ranked him ahead of Nadal. Next will be Nadal, who came to the tournament with a lack of form and Injuries. Finally, Djokovic would be the person all eyes would look to in his final form.
Where to Watch the Live Stream of the French Open Draw?
The drawing will be held on Thursday, May 19th. This year there are 104 direct entries, 16 eliminations and 8 wildcards. There will be 128 players in each draw. The draw will be available to viewers to watch live, free of charge, on eurosport.com, Facebook and Roland Garros’ Youtube channel.
Players to watch out for
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Nadal will play on his favorite soil, but this time he enters the tournament with less form and confidence. In addition, he is placed in 5th place due to his early exit from the Italian open, which means he will face Djokovic in the first quarter of the tournament.
Young Spaniard Alcaraz is ready to give his best. He’s definitely a favorite shooter for many, but Carlos will have to go through some tough opponents on his way to victory as he sits at number 6.
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Swiatek has been on an incredible unbeaten streak since the last 28 games. Emma Raducanu will make her debut at Roland Garros this year. He’s going through a tedious period of coaching changes and injuries. barbara Krejcikova title defender who will play after mid-February if he joins. He hoped for easy matches in the early stages.
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