French Open 2025 Wednesday Schedule and Predictions for Roland-Garros Bracket

Round Two of the French Open is set to begin Wednesday and will feature tons of notable talent.

In the men's draw, defending champion Carlos Alcaraz will face Fabian Marozsan.

A number of Americans are back in action, including Jenson Brooksby and Sebastian Korda, who will face off in an all-American duel.

In the women's draw, No. 1 seed Aryna Sabalenka, 2024 runner-up Jasmine Paolini, and three-time defending champion Iga Swiatek will all play their second-round matches.

Of the three women, Swiatek faces the toughest matchup against Emma Raducanu.

So, how will it all unfold?

Keep reading to find out everything you need, from the full schedule to predictions for each match.

Men's Schedule

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TNT will broadcast live from Roland-Garros starting at 5 a.m. ET. There will also be whip-around coverage on truTV at the same time, while all courts will stream live on Max.

5 a.m. ET

Daniel Elahi Galan vs. Lorenzo Musetti (8)

Vit Kopriva vs. Daniel Altmaier

Juan Manuel Cerundolo vs. Hamad Medjedovic

Alejandro Tabilo vs. Alexei Popyrin (25)

6 a.m. ET

Reily Opelka vs. Mariano Navone

6:30 a.m. ET

Quentin Halys vs. Miomir Kecmanovic

Nuno Borges vs. Casper Ruud (7)

Sebastian Ofner vs. Karen Khachanov (24)

7:30 a.m. ET

Fabian Marozsan vs. Carlos Alcaraz (2)

8:30 a.m. ET

Marton Fucsovics vs. Tommy Paul (12)

Matteo Gigante vs. Stefanos Tsitsipas (20)

Damir Dzumhur vs. Giovanni Mpethsi Perricard (31)

10 a.m. ET

Pablo Carreno Busta vs. Frances Tiafoe (15)

Jenson Brooksby vs. Sebastian Korda (23)

2:15 p.m. ET

Emilio Nava vs. Holger Rune (10)

*predicted winner in bold

Women's Schedule

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5 a.m. ET

Viktorija Golubic vs. Amanda Anisimova (16)

Emiliana Arango vs. Zheng Qinwen (8)

Eva Lys vs. Victoria Mboko

6 a.m. ET

Ajla Tomljanovic vs. Jasmine Paolini (4)

7 a.m. ET

Arantxa Rus vs. Clara Tauson (22)

Anna Bodnar vs. Elina Svitolina (13)

Yuliia Starodubtseva vs. Anastasia Potapova

Bernarda Pera vs. Donna Vekic (18)

8:30 a.m. ET

Danielle Collins vs. Olga Danilovic

Caroline Dolehide vs. Jelena Ostapenko (21)

Sara Bejlek vs. Jaqueline Cristian

9:30 a.m. ET

Emma Raducanu vs. Iga Swiatek (5)

10 a.m. ET

Leyre Romero Gormaz vs. Liudmila Samsonova (19)

10:30 a.m. ET

Jil Teichmann vs. Aryna Sabalenka (1)

Dayana Yastremska vs. Diana Shnaider (11)

Iva Jovic vs. Elena Rybakina (12)

*predicted winner in bold

Carlos Alcaraz Will Win In Four Sets

Carlos Alcaraz's quest to win back-to-back French Open titles will continue tomorrow with a second-round matchup against Fabian Maroszan.

Maroszan won their only previous clay-court match in straight sets back in 2023 and boasts a more than respectable 6-8 record against top 10 opponents.

Meanwhile, Alcaraz has won his last seven matches while dropping one set.

Maroszan can take advantage of a slow start for the Spaniard; however, anything more than grabbing a set seems unlikely for the Hungarian against the four-time Grand Slam champion.

Pablo Carreno-Busta Will Upset Frances Tiafoe

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Frances Tiafoe is looking to advance to the third round of the French Open for just the second time in his career.

Since reaching the finals of the Houston Open back in April, the 27-year-old has won consecutive matches just once in his last five clay tournaments.

Tiafoe will enter as the favorite against Pablo Carreno-Busta, who, despite reaching the French Open quarterfinals on two different occasions, has been limited by injuries recently.

The Spaniard is not in peak form, and if Tiafoe maintains his consistency on serve, this is a match he should win.

However, if Carreno-Busta's durability holds up, this can become a long day for Tiafoe, perhaps too physically grueling.

Iga Swiatek Will Clear First Hurdle

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Iga Swiatek will face her first real test tomorrow when she faces Emma Raducanu in the second round.

The 23-year-old has been far from her best recently, putting into jeopardy whether she can become the first woman in the Open Era to win four consecutive titles at Roland Garros.

However, it's unlikely Raducanu can truly challenge Swiatek, considering her lack of clay-court success and her own struggles.

Even if she starts slow, Swiatek should still be able to move on in straight sets.