2026 Men's French Open Odds: Jannik Sinner Set as Overwhelming Favorite

No men's tennis player not named Carlos Alcaraz or Jannik Sinner has won a men's grand slam since 2023, but at this year's French Open, one of those two names won't be competing. Alcaraz won this year's Australian Open, but has since suffered a wrist injury that he announced will keep him out of at least both the French Open and Wimbledon.

That leaves the Italian, Sinner, as the overwhelming favorite to win his fifth career grand slam title and his first at the French Open.

Let's dive into the latest odds ahead of the opening round, which is scheduled to begin this Sunday.

Men's French Open Odds

Odds via FanDuel Sportsbook

Jannik Sinner -280
Alexander Zverev +1300
Novak Djokovic +1400
Casper Ruud +2200
Arthur Fils +2700
Rafafel Jodar +2700
Daniil Medvedev +4000
Joao Fonseca +6000
Ben Shelton +8000
Learner Tien +10000
Stefanos Tsitsipas +10000
Jakub Mensik +10000
Hubert Hurkacz +10000
Francisco Cerundolo +10000
Felix Auger-Aliassime +10000
Flavio Cobolli +10000
Tomas Machac +10000
Taylor Fritz +10000
Alexander Bublik +10000
Cameron Norrie +10000
Ugo Humbert +10000
Alex De Minaur +10000
Andrey Rublev +10000
Tommy Paul +10000
Jiri Lehecka +10000
Matteo Berrettini +10000
Alejandro Davidovich Fokina +10000
Arthur Rinderknech +10000
Luciano Darderi +10000
Mariano Navone +10000
Dino Prizmic +10000
Valentin Vacherot +10000
Alexander Blockx +10000
Adam Walton +10000
Titouan Droguet +10000
Nishesh Basavareddy +10000

Sinner is set as the overwhelming -280 favorite, with an implied probability of 73.68% of winning the French Open for the first time. Only eight other names on the list have shorter than 100-1 odds, and Alexander Zverev and Novak Djokovic are the only other names with shorter than 20-1 odds.

Sinner has a win rate of 79% at the French Open so far in his young career, losing to Alcaraz in the final last year and in the semifinals the year before. With him having yet to get over the hump on clay and with Alcaraz on the sidelines, it opens the door for a new name to win a grand slam.

This could be the best time for Djokovic to win one last grand slam in his career, but the French Open has historically been his worst of the four, winning it only three times while sporting an 86% win rate.

That's why Zverev could be the name to watch. He already has a French Open final appearance and has a win rate of 79% at this tournament, his best of the four Grand Slams. At 13-1, it may be worth taking a shot betting on the German.

Pick: Alexander Zverev +1300

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