The 2025 French Open comes to its conclusion this weekend, with the Men’s Singles Final wrapping up the Grand Slam action.
Defending champion Carlos Alcaraz is still in the competition, and he is looking to make it back-to-back triumphs.
The Spaniard pulled off a remarkable comeback to beat Alexander Zverev in Paris to claim glory last year.
Zverez was two sets to one up, but Alcaraz stormed back to claim glory.
The 2025 tournament is now progressing towards another showpiece final and Jack Draper, Novak Djokovic, and Jannik Sinner will also hope to be in the final.
French Open Final: Date and start time
The 2025 French Open Men’s Final will take place on Sunday, June 8.
The exact start time for the final will be confirmed in due course, but it is expected to begin at 2pm UK time.
It will be held at the Court Philippe-Chartier.
The match will be shown on TNT Sports and fans can sign up for coverage of the entire tournament here.
French Open Men’s Singles Final: Results and schedule
Fourth round
- Lorenzo Musetti beat Holger Rune – 7-5, 3-6, 6-3, 6-2
- Frances Tiafoe beat Daniel Altmaier – 6-3, 6-4, 7-6
- Carlos Alcaraz beat Ben Shelton – 7-6, 6-3, 4-6, 6-4
- Tommy Paul beat Alexei Popyrin – 6-3, 6-3, 6-3
- Alexander Zverev vs Tallon Griekspoor
- Cameron Norrie vs Novak Djokovic
- Alexander Bublik vs Jack Draper
- Jannik Sinner vs Andrey Rublev
Quarter-finals
- Lorenzo Musetti vs Frances Tiafoe
- Carlos Alcaraz vs Tommy Paul
- TBC vs TBC
- TBC vs TBC
Semi-finals
- TBC vs TBC
- TBC vs TBC
Final
- TBC vs TBC – Sunday, June 8
French Open Men’s Singles Final: What has been said?
Last year’s finalist Zverez can see Alcaraz making it to the last two again.
He said: “I honestly think that Carlos will be in the final.
“I don’t think there is anybody, on that side of the draw, that will challenge him.
“He’s the favourite and all of the contenders that can challenge him are on the other side of the draw, so we will have to really battle it out.”
Meanwhile, tennis legend John McEnroe is backing British star Draper to win majors soon.
He said: “Jack is locked in. This is the best I’ve ever seen Jack play.
“It’s incredible how much he’s improved in the last year. He is formidable now, and I think he’s going to win majors.
“At Wimbledon, he is going to go in at worst as fourth favourite.
“I don’t think he’s ready yet here, but he’s getting close.”
