French Open Tennis

2023 French Open Schedule and Order of Play – Updated Daily

French Open 2023 will be in the eye of all tennis fans for 3 weeks of action in different categories. The world’s best tennis players will go in search of a trophy that will elevate them to the elite of professional tennis.

2023 French Open Schedule
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Today more than ever the top spot in the ATP rankings is hotly contested, with more than two players vying for the number one spot. The same is true in the WTA rankings, where the throne has long belonged to Iga Swiatek, but she could relinquish the position if she performs poorly at Roland Garros in 2023.

Unfortunately, the men’s singles tournament will be without 14-time French Open winner Rafael Nadal, who is still recovering. Otherwise, in both the ATP and WTA categories, almost all of the Marin Seed will participate in the second Grand Slam of the year.

French Open Order of Play:

Roland Garros Final is here. three of the Top Roland Garros Seeds got through the last match, so we will enjoy some thrilling matches.

Sunday 11th – Men´s Singles Finals

13:45

Novak Djokovic vs Casper Ruud

Despite his various obstacles in recent years, the Serbian tennis player has shown in the best tournaments of the year that he is still an expert in professional tennis at the age of 36. At the moment he has two finals in the first two Grand Slams of the year. In Australia, he was already crowned champion by beating Stefanos Tsitsipas, this time he will face Casper Ruud.

The Norwegian player is for the second consecutive year finalist of the French Open. The previous year he lost to Rafael Nadal, so he will try not to repeat the same failure. However, the odds are in favour of Novak Djokovic who won in the 4 previous meetings between the two players.

French Open Schedule:

For two weeks Madrid will be home to the best tennis players in the world. Here is the French Open Schedule for you to follow every stage of the second clay-court Master 1000 of the season day by day.

2023 French Open Schedule
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Day 1 – Wednesday 24th

  • Ladies´ & Gentlemen´s Singles Qualifying

Day 2 – Thursday 25th

  • Ladies´ & Gentlemen´s Singles Qualifying

Day 3 – Friday 26th

  • Ladies´ & Gentlemen´s Singles Qualifying

Day 4 – Saturday 27th 

  • Ladies´ & Gentlemen´s Singles Qualifying

Day 5 – Sunday 28th

  • Ladies´ & Gentlemen´s Singles First Round

Day 6 – Monday 29th

  • Ladies´ & Gentlemen´s Singles First Round

Day 7 – Tuesday 30th

  • Ladies´ & Gentlemen´s Singles First Round
  • Gentlemen´s Doubles First Round

Day 8 – Wednesday 31th

  • Ladies´ & Gentlemen´s Singles Second Round
  • Ladies´ & Gentlemen´s Doubles First Round

Day 9 – Thursday 1st

  • Ladies´ & Gentlemen´s Singles Second Round
  • Ladies´ Doubles First Round & Gentlemen´s Doubles Second Round

Day 10 – Friday 2nd

  • Ladies´ & Gentlemen´s Singles Third Round
  • Ladies´ & Gentlemen´s Doubles Second Round

Day 11 – Saturday 3rd

  • Ladies´ & Gentlemen´s Singles Third Round
  • Ladies´ Doubles Second Round & Gentlemen´s Doubles Third Round

Day 12 – Sunday 4th

  • Ladies´ & Gentlemen´s Singles Fourth Round
  • Ladies´ & Gentlemen´s Doubles Third Round

Day 13 – Monday 5th

  • Ladies´ & Gentlemen´s Singles Fourth Round
  • Ladies´ Doubles Third Round & Gentlemen´s Doubles Quarter Finals

Day 14 – Tuesday 6th 

  • Ladies´ & Gentlemen´s Singles Quarter Finals
  • Ladies´ & Gentlemen´s Doubles Quarter Finals

Day 15 – Wednesday 7th

  • Ladies´ & Gentlemen´s Singles Quarter Finals
  • Ladies´ Doubles Quarter Finals

Day 16 – Thursday 8th

  • Ladies´ Singles Semi-Final
  • Men´s Doubles Semi-Final

Day 17 – Friday 9th

  • Men´s Singles Semi-Final
  • Ladies Doubles Semi-Final

Day 18 – Saturday 10th

  • Ladies´ Singles  Finals
  • Men´s Doubles Final

Day 19 – Sunday  11th

  • Men´s Singles Final
  • Ladies´ Doubles Final
2023 Roland Garros Schedule
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For almost a decade, I have been pleased to create texts about many topics, but specializing in sports. In my free time I am a football coach, and enjoy helping children to learn, and release their full potential. Being surrounded by a sporting environment helps me analyze matches in a special way and write lovely masterpieces.