French Open Schedule 2013: Day 4 Matchups, Predictions and Analysis

Several top seeds blasted through the first round on Tuesday at the 2013 French Open, including Novak Djokovic, Stanislas Wawrinka and Samantha Stosur, while others had to wait until Wednesday after matches were postponed due to rain.

The rest of the first round and the second round will kick off on Day 4 at Roland Garros. Some of the top players in action include Serena Williams, Roger Federer and David Ferrer.

Here's a look at the TV schedule for Wednesday, complete with predictions for some of the top matches.

Where: Stade Roland Garros in Paris

When: Wednesday, May 29

Watch: ESPN2 and Tennis Channel

Live Stream: ESPN3.com

Schedule for Day 4

Date	Time (ET)	Round	TV
Wednesday, May 29	5 a.m.-10 a.m.	First Round & Second Round	ESPN2
Wednesday, May 29	10 a.m.-7 p.m.	First Round & Second Round	Tennis

Predictions for Wednesday's Top Matches

Serena Williams (1) vs. Caroline Garcia

This should be a chance for 19-year-old Caroline Garcia to learn from an all-time great, more than anything.

Garcia, who made her WTA Tour debut at Wimbledon in 2010, is 15-11 this year. She played Jelena Jankovic tough in a three-set loss in Charleston, but, beyond that, she hasn't done much.

Williams is coming off a dominant 6-0, 6-1 victory over Anna Tatishvili in the first round at Roland Garros. She registered eight aces and 27 winners in the victory, while taking 88 percent of first-serve points, 78 percent of second-serve points and 62 percent of return points, via RolandGarros.com. It took her a grand total of 51 minutes.

The 15-time Grand Slam singles champion is looking to capture her second career French Open title.

Prediction: Williams 6-2, 6-1

Roger Federer (2) vs. Somdev Devvarman

Somdev Devvarman is not only a mediocre 9-7 on the ATP Tour this year, but he's also a career 4-10 on clay, including an 0-1 record this year on the surface.

While 31-year-old Roger Federer hasn't been as dominant this year as in previous ones, he still outclasses Devvarman. The Swiss is coming off a straight-set victory over Pablo Carreno-Busta at Roland Garros.

And while Federer isn't as dominant this year, the only true letdown he's had was against Julien Benneteau in Rotterdam.

Expect Federer to make quick work of Devvarman, just like he did Carreno-Busta.

Prediction: Federer 6-2, 6-3, 6-3

David Ferrer (4) vs. Albert Montanes

After going 76-15 last year, David Ferrer is having another strong campaign, posting a record of 31-9 with two singles titles before the French Open. Five of those losses have come against Rafael Nadal, Novak Djokovic and Andy Murray.

Albert Montanes, on the other hand, is 11-9 on the season. Seven of his nine losses have come in straight sets.

Given Ferrer's form and his 4-0 career record against Montanes, it's hard to give Montanes any chance in this match, even after his title in Nice.

Prediction: Ferrer 6-3, 6-2, 6-2