2022 French Open men’s singles full tournament predictions

Carlos Alcaraz
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First round
Djokovic over Nishioka in 3, Molcan over Coria in 4
O’Connell over Bedene in 4, Brooksby over Cuevas in 4
Dimitrov over Giron in 4, Taberner over Coric in 5
Munar over Altmaier in 5, Schwartzman over Kuznetsova in 3
Auger-Aliassime over Varillas in 3, Ugo Carabelli over Karatsev in 4
Tabilo over Gojo in 4, Krajinovic over Opelka in 5
Van de Zandschulp over Kotov in 3, Fognini over Popyrin in 3
Moutet over Wawrinka in 5, Nadal over Thompson in 3

Zverev over Ofner in 3, Baez over Lajovic in 4
Nakashima over Majchrzak in 4, Davidovich Fokina over Griekspoor in 4
Halys over Isner in 5, Daniel over Barrere in 4
Zapata Miralles over Mmoh in 4, Fritz over Rodriguez Taverna in 4
Norrie over Guinard in 3, Kubler over Kudla in 4
Dellien over Thiem in 4, Khachanov over Borges in 3
Korda over Millman in 3, Harris over Gasquet in 5
Ramos-Vinolas over Kokkinakis in 5, Alcaraz over Londero in 3

Ruud over Tsonga in 3, Ruusuvuori over Humbert in 5
Sousa over Tseng in 5, Sonego over Gojowyczk in 3
Bonzi over Tiafoe in 5, Goffin over Lehecka in 4
Andujar over Cecchinato in 4, Hurkacz over Zeppieri in 3
Shapovalov over Rune in 4, Martinez over Laaksonen in 4
Gombos over Cachin in 5, De Minaur over Gaston in 4
Evans over Cerundolo in 4, Duckworth over Ymer in 5
Pouille over Kolar in 5, Tsitsipas over Musetti in 4

Rublev over Kwon in 4, Delbonis over Mannarino in 4
Ivashka over Paire in 5, Paul over Garin in 5
Basilashvili over Cressy in 3, McDonald over Agamenone in 3
Otte over Carballes Baena in 4, Sinner over Fratangelo in 3
Carreno Busta over Simon in 3, Johnson over Vesely in 4
Blancaneaux over Fucsovics in 4, Cilic over Balazs in 3
Kecmanovic over Etcheverry in 3, Rinderknech over Bublik in 4
Djere over Berankis in 3, Medvedev over Bagnis in 4

Second round
Djokovic over Molcan in 3
Brooksby over O’Connell in 5
Dimitrov over Taberner in 4
Schwartzman over Munar in 3
Auger-Aliassime over Ugo Carabelli in 3
Tabilo over Krajinovic in 5
Van de Zandschulp over Fognini in 4
Nadal over Moutet in 3

Zverev over Baez in 4
Davidovich Fokina over Nakashima in 3
Daniel over Halys in 4
Fritz over Zapata Miralles in 4
Norrie over Kubler in 3
Khachanov over Dellien in 5
Korda over Harris in 5
Alcaraz over Ramos-Vinolas in 3

Ruud over Ruusuvuori in 3
Sonego over Sousa in 5
Goffin over Bonzi in 4
Hurkacz over Andujar in 3
Shapovalov over Martinez in 4
De Minaur over Gombos in 3
Evans over Duckworth in 3
Tsitsipas over Pouille in 3

Rublev over Delbonis in 4
Paul over Ivashka in 4
McDonald over Basilashvili in 5
Sinner over Otte in 4
Carreno Busta over Johnson in 3
Cilic over Blancaneaux in 4
Kecmanovic over Rinderknech in 4
Djere over Medvedev in 4

Third round
Djokovic over Brooksby in 3
Schwartzman over Dimitrov in 4
Auger-Aliassime over Tabilo in 4
Nadal over Van de Zandschulp in 3

Davidovich Fokina over Zverev in 5
Fritz over Daniel in 4
Norrie over Khachanov in 4
Alcaraz over Korda in 4

Ruud over Sonego in 3
Goffin over Hurkacz in 5
De Minaur over Shapovalov in 5
Tsitsipas over Evans in 3

Rublev over Paul in 5
Sinner over McDonald in 3
Carreno Busta over Cilic in 5
Kecmanovic over Djere in 4

Fourth round
Djokovic over Schwartzman in 4
Nadal over Auger-Aliassime in 4
Davidovich Fokina over Fritz in 4
Alcaraz over Norrie in 3

Ruud over Goffin in 4
Tsitsipas over de Minaur in 3
Sinner over Rublev in 4
Kecmanovic over Carreno Busta in 4

Quarterfinals
Djokovic over Nadal in 5
Alcaraz over Davidovich Fokina in 3

Tsitsipas over Ruud in 4
Sinner over Kecmanovic in 4

Semifinals
Alcaraz over Djokovic in 5
Tsitsipas over Sinner in 4

Final
Alcaraz over Tsitsipas in 4

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38 Comments on 2022 French Open men’s singles full tournament predictions

  1. I just saw the espn picks. 4 for Novax and 4 for Alcaraz. None for Rafa.
    This mirrors the betting but although Tsitsi has an easy run to the final he is still behind Rafa.

  2. I’m going with Novak, mainly because of his experience (compared to Alcaraz for example). And of course Rafa has fitness issues unfortunately.

  3. This is still a Rafa site! 56 votes for Rafa, 34 for Djokovic, only 22 for Alcaraz.

    Honestly, I won’t be surprised if any of those three win the title. I would be a bit surprised if Tsitsi manages to finally win a slam. But it’s quite possible that whoever emerges from the top half of the draw will be a shadow of himself. He’ll also be battle tested. I can guarantee that!

    Rafa does not have “fitness issues”. He’s got a “tricky” left foot that acts up from time to time, plus he’ll turn 35 during the second week of the tournament.

  4. Rafa will turn 36. Fitness issues is an absurd way of describing living with an injury that cannot be corrected. Insensitive to say the least.

  5. Rafa will surprise everyone and win the title. He is looking sharper than Rome in his practise matches and his foot is no longer bothering him. He will be hungry and out to prove a point and get a 2 grand slam lead over Djokovic and Federer and prove he is the GOAT!

    • He could tweak his foot injury very easily during a run of matches. That’s what worries me about him going all the way.

    • @ Anshuman, I love ure take!!! With Rafa”s “fitness” issues clearly it hampers his chances but it does not mean that he can’t win!! Like I said in another thread, more often than not, Rafa has given the proverbial middle finger to those who have written him off in slams, and at FO to boot!!! I am very happy that he is not the favorite here bcoz he can focus on his tennis instead of the pressure and expectations!! Despite the draw, this is the best thing that can happen to Rafa!!!

      However, if he loses to Novak in the quarters or before at least it will give him enough time to prepare for Wimby and try to win there, a feat that will give me immense pleasure and satisfaction. And after that, whatever happens happens bcoz he would have cemented his legacy in my view!!! Stay healthy, Rafa. Vamos champ!!!

  6. ‘Fitness’ issues is a broad term , it covers long term injuries and also lack of practise, training returning from those injuries .Why take it out on anyone that players have these incurable rare conditions ?

  7. I switched on the tv for RG thinking it would be on ITV and it’s not there!😠
    Can someone tell me the best way to watch?
    Is it on Amazon Prime?
    Obviously wimby is free on the BBC..

    • In GB, if you subscribe to SKY it’s on Eurosport. You could also subscribe to the Discovery Channel through an APP or Anazon Prime.

    • It’s not on ITV4. I checked and they lost the rights.😠
      I just paid on Amazon Prime to get Eurosport…
      Just saw Jabeur lose 😪 I really like her so am upset.
      Are there different options to watch different matches on Eurosport? Or do you have to watch what they give you?

  8. So Thiem goes out first round. It’s really sad seeing him struggle endlessly. He’s a great clay court player..😪😪

    • It’s truly sad to see Theim lose so early Considering his previous successes here!! It’s little wonder that Rafa has managed to be so successful inspite of his history of injuries!! Just goes to show how special This guy is and we continue to take him for granted!

      • I don’t take him for granted Mona!!😀
        But Thiem seems to have completely lost his mojo..

    • Wrist injuries are horrible, plus he’s had other things. Covid? But he’s not young any more, in tennis terms anyway. One of my favourites, very sad.

  9. Eurosport 1,and 2
    You can also sign up to Eurosport player separately and stream a choice of courts but it’s harder to watch on replay

    • I do have a choice of courts with what I’ve got so I think I must have that already. But it’s not easy to use so far.

  10. FAA survives 3 break points to avoid going double break down. Varillas has been completely out playing him up till now..

  11. Honestly, predictions for this RG are more or less educated guesses since we don’t know how Rafa’s foot (and everything else) will behave. I don’t give Novax ant chance to beat Nadal if the latter is even close to his best – and why wouldn’t he if he stays healthy until then? The Serb only beat Rafa at RG by taking advantage of the Spaniard’s woes, the situation is no different today.

    I think that Alcaraz, at least for now, has a game with too little margin for error. He hasn’t won anything important on RG-like clay. He might win this, but I really doubt that he will.

    As long as Rafa’s healthy, he’s most likely going to win this. However, nobody knows how things will unfold. If he crashes out, the final winner depends on when that happens.

    • Christian,

      I appreciate your take on predictions for this RG. I am in complete agreement with you. The foot is the big issue. Will it hold up?

      If Rafa is okay then I think he can beat Novak. I get that the current puck seems to be Alcaraz. I am not surprised. We will see.

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