Here are four players to wager on during the French Open.
For the past decade, handicapping the futures market for the men’s side of thehas boiled down to one essential question: Does anyone have a hope to beat Rafael Nadal?
But with Nadal out of the picture this year because of a hip injury, the focus shifts to his heir apparent — Carlos Alcaraz. It’s wildly impressive that Alcaraz already has reached such lofty status that he’s favored to win a Grand Slam, but that number is too short for a player at this stage of his career.
Especially because you can probably get a similar number later in the tournament because Alcaraz’s path to the finals likely will include tough matches with Stefanos Tsitsipas and Djokovic.
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