2023 Roland Garros ATP Entry List - Djokovic, Alcaraz, Tsitsipas & more

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Sunday, 14 May 2023 at 01:10
Updated at Sunday, 17 August 2025 at 18:10
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From May 28th to June 11th, 2023, the second Grand Slam tournament will be held at the Roland Garros, the French Open, and the entry list was released.
The only major on the clay courts gives specialists on the red dirt a great chance to earn some valuable ranking points and show their qualities to the world. One of the players who made a career of being the greatest player on clay in the history of the sport is Rafael Nadal, a 14-time Roland Garros winner, who won also last year and wanted to defend his title in 2023.
But the Spaniard is struggling with injuries this year and was forced to withdraw from the tournament. That gives a great chance to his greatest rival, Novak Djokovic. The Serb won a Grand Slam title in Paris twice and with his great form in 2023, he will be one of the top favourites to add his third.
Carlos Alcaraz is also one of the names that will be among the favourites. The young Spanish prodigy won his first major in Flushing Meadows and he will be certainly looking to add another after being forced to miss the 2023 Australian Open due to an injury.
But the 2023 Roland Garros, also referred to as the French Open, won't be only about these three players. Last year, Casper Ruud played in the final in Paris and he will want to achieve the same result also this year.
One player that will be coming back to the Roland Garros with bad memories from last year is Alexander Zverev. The German suffered a horrific injury last year and he will want to forget it with another good showing this year.
But the list of potential favourites doesn't end there. The likes of Stefanos Tsitsipas, Daniil Medvedev, Felix Auger-Aliassime, and Andrey Rublev, who recently lifted his first ATP 1000 title, will all want to prove that they are ready to win a Grand Slam.
Youngsters such as Holger Rune and Jannik Sinner will be also waiting for their opportunity to stun the tennis world and achieve the same result as Carlos Alcaraz was able to achieve last year at the US Open.
There are also some names missing from the Roland Garros ATP entry list. One of them is Jenson Brooksby who is struggling with injuries, but also Dominic Thiem, who is the third alternate, and most likely, he will enter the main draw after a few expected withdrawals. To see the full entry list, be sure to check it out below.

2023 Roland Garros French Open ATP Entry List:

SeedName Entry Ranking
1Novak Djokovic1
2Carlos Alcaraz2
3Casper Ruud3
4Daniil Medvedev4
5Stefanos Tsitsipas5
6Andrey Rublev6
7Holger Rune7
8Jannik Sinner8
9Felix Auger-Aliassime9
10Taylor Fritz10
11Karen Khachanov11
12Frances Tiafoe12
13Cameron Norrie13
15Hubert Hurkacz15
16Alexander Zverev16
17Pablo Carreno Busta17
18Tommy Paul18
19Alex de Minaur19
20Lorenzo Musetti20
21Borna Coric21
22Matteo Berrettini22
23Marin Cilic23
24Nick Kyrgios24
25Roberto Bautista Agut25
26Daniel Evans26
27Sebastian Korda27
28Denis Shapovalov28
29Botic van de Zandschulp29
30Sebastian Baez30
31Grigor Dimitrov31
32Francisco Cerundolo32
Miomir Kecmanovic33
Tallon Griekspoor34
Yoshihito Nishioka35
Jiri Lehecka36
Ben Shelton37
Alejandro Davidovich Fokina38
Maxime Cressy39
Emil Ruusuvuori40
Bernabe Zapata Miralles41
Richard Gasquet42
Brandon Nakashima43
Benjamin Bonzi44
Lorenzo Sonego45
Adrian Mannarino46
J.J. Wolf47
Diego Schwartzman48
Jack Draper49
Mikael Ymer50
Nicolas Jarry51
Andy Murray52
Roberto Carballes Baena53
Mackenzie McDonald54
Alexander Bublik55
Yibing Wu56
Gregoire Barrere57
Albert Ramos-Vinolas58
Tomas Martin Etcheverry59
Constant Lestienne60
Ilya Ivashka61
Corentin Moutet62
Marc-Andrea Huesler63
Jan-Lennard Struff64
Quentin Halys65
Jason Kubler66
John Isner67
Marcos Giron68
Pedro Cachin69
Dusan Lajovic70
Ugo Humbert72
Alex Molcan73
Filip Krajinovic74
Marton Fucsovics75
Federico Coria76
Soonwoo Kwon77
Laslo Djere78
Nuno Borges79
Arthur Rinderknech80
Alexei Popyrin81
Christopher O'Connell82
Jaume Munar83
Stan Wawrinka84
Marco Cecchinato85
Cristian Garin86
Luca Van Assche87
Max Purcell88
Thiago Monteiro89
Christopher Eubanks90
Jordan Thompson91
Juan Pablo Varillas92
Daniel Altmaier93
Oscar Otte94
Zhizhen Zhang95
Daniel Elahi Galan96
Alexandre Muller97
Alexander Shevchenko98
Hugo Dellien73 (PR)
Lloyd Harris47 (PR)
Gael Monfils35 (PR)
Guido Pella75 (PR)
Jiri Vesely94 (PR)
Kyle Edmund48 (PR)
Jeremy Chardy88 (PR)
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