Iga Swiatek is bidding to win the French Open for the third time in four years when the 127th edition of the tournament starts on May 28.
The world No.1 has already won the Qatar Open and Stuttgart Open this season, although she retired from her quarterfinal match in Rome with a thigh injury. Swiatek believes she will be fully fit to play in Paris, however.
Barbora Krejcikova, the 2021 champion, and this year’s Australian Open winner, Aryna Sabalenka, are also among those vying for glory at Roland-Garros.
The Sporting News analyses the odds and options for betting on the French Open 2023.
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French Open 2023 women’s singles title odds
Swiatek is a very strong favourite to triumph again, priced at odds-on by bookmakers to win the fourth major of her career after she added last year’s US Open title to her list of honours.
World No.2 Sabalenka is substantially behind Swiatek in the running, followed by reigning Wimbledon champion Elena Rybakina.
Further back, Krejcikova is generally available as the fourth-favourite, with two-time grand slam finalist Ons Jabeur, Rome champion Paulo Badosa, and 19-year-old American Coco Gauff also in the running, the odds say.
