Last year saw Rafael Nadal lift the French Open trophy in the men’s competition, but he will not be able to defend his title due to injury.
Meanwhile, in the women’s singles, Iga Swiatek was triumphant for the second time at Roland Garros and will be hoping to complete her hat-trick of titles at this year’s tournament.
With the first of the second round matches due to start tomorrow (Wednesday, May 31), we’re taking a look at who the bookies reckon will be the last man – and woman – standing.
9. Ons Jabeur
22/1 fourth favourite at the French Open women's singles is Ons Jabeur of Tunisa. She is yet to win a Grand Slam title but was runner up at both Wimbledon and the US Open last year. Photo: Adam Pretty
10. Jessica Pegula
five-time Grand Slam quarterfinalist Jessica Pegula is 25/1 fifth favourite to go two stages further and take home the trophy. Pegula is currently the USA's number one ranked female singles player. Photo: Julian Finney