Way-too-early 2023 Grand Slam predictions: Will Rafael Nadal, Iga Swiatek, Novak Djokovic win more majors?

The four Grand Slams for 2022 are in the books and there were six different winners. Iga Swiatek scooped up two majors, including the US Open, and Carlos Alcaraz made his breakthrough in New York with a stunning victory. Ad Now the dust has settled on this year’s Grand Slam season, here’s the way-too-early predictions for the eight champions next season… Laver Cup'Very important for tennis' — Corretja relishing Federer return at Laver Cup3 HOURS AGO Australian Open – Novak Djokovic (entry permitting) and Iga Swiatek This is dependent on whether Novak Djokovic returns to Melbourne following the visa controversy earlier this year, but if he does he is going to be ultra-determined to win his 10th Australian Open.

The crowd might be difficult to manage but if anyone knows how to handle a tricky stadium and use it to their advantage it’s Djokovic. Considering he has won the last three times he has played the Australian Open it’s tough to pick against him, again assuming he plays. This year's runner-up Daniil Medvedev and new world No.

1 Carlos Alcaraz would be the next in line if Djokovic doesn't travel Down Under. It’s hard to look past Swiatek for the women’s title given her incredible form. She made the semis in Adelaide and Melbourne earlier this year and has continued to improve and develop her game throughout the season.

If she stays on the same course she will certainly be the one to beat at the Australian Open. It wouldn't be surprising to see another American contend for the title after Jennifer Brady and Danielle Collins finished as runners-up for the last two years. Jessica Pegula has been very consistent at majors this season, making the quarters at three of the four, and has made the last eight at the Australian