The countdown to the 2025 French Open has started, and the entry lists for the men\u2019s and women\u2019s singles tournaments were recently released. As expected, all top players have confirmed their presence in the second Grand Slam tournament.<\/p>\n
For the men\u2019s, top seed and World No. 1 Jannik Sinner will play in only his second tournament after his doping violation suspension expires<\/a>. Sinner won the year\u2019s first Major at the Australian Open<\/a>.<\/p>\n The women\u2019s tournament could have the most interesting twist, and there is an increasing possibility that we might see a new champion. Iga Swiatek, winner of four French Opens, is yet to lift a title with almost four months of the season gone. Of relevance, Swiatek lost to Jelena Ostapenko for the sixth time<\/a> without reply in her first clay tournament of the year in Stuttgart.<\/p>\n Aryna Sabalenka and Madison Keys contested the year\u2019s first Grand Slam in Melbourne, with the American memorably ending the Belarusian\u2019s two-year stronghold of the Australian Open. Both women will be fancied to reach the deep end of the draw and trouble Swiatek.<\/p>\n Six teenagers feature in the field, evenly split between the men\u2019s and women\u2019s tournaments. So who are they?<\/p>\n The first name and the highest-ranked teenager in the world is Mirra Andreeva. The young Russian will turn 18 at the end of April. Remarkably, this will be her third main draw appearance at the French Open. She reached the semifinals last year<\/a> after completing a massive upset over Sabalenka in the quarters.<\/p>\n The highest-ranked teenager on the ATP Tour is Jakub Mensik. The 19-year-old sits at a career-high ranking of No. 23. His first ATP title was at the Masters 1000 level in Miami, beating his childhood idol Novak Djokovic<\/a> in the final. Mensik has never played at the French Open in the past.<\/p>\n Perhaps the most anticipated debut appearance in Paris will be that of Joao Fonseca. The 18-year-old Brazilian is rapidly rising in the rankings<\/a>. He broke into the Top 60 and will play in only his second Grand Slam of his young career. His first one at the Australian Open was memorable (he defeated Andrey Rublev in the opening round).<\/p>\n1. Mirra Andreeva<\/h2>\n
2. Jakub Mensik<\/h2>\n
3. Joao Fonseca<\/h2>\n
4. Learner Tien<\/h2>\n