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Iga Świątek, Bianca Andreescu: Who are the French Open favourites?

The second Grand Slam of the year – the French Open – is just around the corner.

The world’s best tennis players have descended on Paris for Roland-Garros, ready to battle for 2000 ranking points and £1.87 million in prize money.

The women’s tournament will be as fiercely-contested as ever, with GiveMeSport Women selecting five players who could go all the way.

It’s impossible to look past Świątek as the favourite to win the French Open. The 20-year-old has enjoyed a remarkable 2022, earning five consecutive WTA titles and securing a 28-match winning streak.

She now heads to Roland-Garros on the hunt for her second Grand Slam title. If the Polish star does triumph, she will become the first player to win more than five titles in a single season since Serena Williams clinched seven in 2014.

Świątek is set to play a qualifier in the opening round of the tournament.

Jabeur has thrived on clay so far, racking up the most match wins on the surface this season with 17. She has also reached three finals at clay tournaments, obtaining her first WTA 1000 title at the Madrid Open.

The world number seven is yet to win a Grand Slam, but this could all change at the French Open. If anyone stops Świątek from triumphing at Roland-Garros, it will be Jabeur.

The Tunisian starts her campaign against Magda Linette of Poland.

Andreescu has been showing signs of steady improvement since returning to tennis after a four month break.

The 2019 US Open champion had struggled with injury and mental health issues, but she now seems to be enjoying her time on the court again.

Andreescu reached the round of 16 at the Stuttgart Open and Madrid Open, before progressing to the quarter-final at the Italian Open, battling hard in her 7-6, 6-0 loss

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