French Open: Today’s Quarterfinal Picks (Jun 4)

The final day of quarterfinal matchups at the French Open before the final four collide will be staged on Wednesday, June 4. There are four fascinating head-to-head clashes across the men’s and women’s draws, and you can find our French Open picks for today’s matches here.

Today’s French Open Picks

Jannik Sinner vs. Alexander Bublik

The first of the men’s quarterfinals on Wednesday will see top seed Jannik Sinner collide with Alexander Bublik. Bublik has been one of the surprise packages at Roland Garros this week, having already beaten two seeded opponents on his run to this stage.

In the fourth round, he defied expectations to overcome Jack Draper in five sets, dropping just nine games in the final three sets. However, Sinner has been at his dominant best on the clay, and he is yet to drop a set at the French Open.

If anything, he has looked stronger as the tournament has progressed, dropping eight games in a straight sets win over Andrey Rublev on Monday. The Italian looks like the most logical bet.

Novak Djokovic vs. Alexander Zverev

The most interesting quarterfinal showdown on Wednesday will see Novak Djokovic collide with Alexander Zverev. Djokovic has been faultless on his passage through to this stage, dominating in the previous round when beating Cameron Norrie in straight sets.

However, the Serbian will be coming up against a seeded opponent for the first time today. Zverev is looking like the player that many expected to see before his injury issues this year.

The German has dominated every rival on the clay this year, including when progressing through the fourth round following a walkover. Zverev could continue his progression in the tournament on Wednesday.

Mirra Andreeva vs. Lois Boisson

Mirra Andreeva is one of the fastest growing stars on the WTA Tour, and the 18-year-old will be aiming to reach her second straight semi-final at Roland Garros.

Her ability on the clay is reflected by her dominant record on the surface, as she also won the silver medal in Paris in the women’s doubles last year. Her win rate of 78% at the major is staggering considering her inexperience on the tour.

Lois Boisson produced one of the shocks of the tournament in the previous round after beating American third seed Jessica Pegula in three sets. Despite a passionate home support, her journey could end in the last eight on Wednesday. 

Madison Keys vs. Coco Gauff

The final quarterfinal showdown in the women’s draw will be an all-American affair, as Madison Keys and Coco Gauff collide. Gauff holds the narrow 2-1 head-to-head advantage, but this will be the first meeting between the compatriots on the clay.

Gauff has been exceptional throughout the French Open, and she has dropped just 12 games across her last two matches. Her dominance was evident once again in the previous round after sailing through in straight sets against 20^th seed Ekaterina Alexandrova.

However, Madison Keys has rolled back the years at Roland Garros this year. The 30-year-old has dropped just one set on her way to this stage, and has overcome two compatriots in the previous two rounds. This is a bigger test, but she is playing at a very high standard.