Women's French Open Printable Bracket Heading Into the Quarterfinals for Roland-Garros 2023

The 2023 French Open tennis tournament has been underway Sunday, May 28, and the 128-player field on the women's side is now down to just eight players and ready to begin the quarterfinal round. Defending champion Iga Swiatek is still alive for the women but is preparing for a tough matchup against No. 6 seed Coco Gauff.

2023 Women's French Open Quarterfinal Bracket

The Duel has created a printable version of the Women's 2023 French Open bracket. If you would like to view, download and print a bracket of your own to fill out, use this link

2023 Women's French Open Favorites

Defending champion Swiatek (-200) remains the odds-on favorite at FanDuel Sportsbook to win this year's tournament through the fourth round of play. Aryna Sabalenka (+370) and Ons Jabeur (+1000) are behind her in the odds. Swiatek's quarterfinal opponent, Gauff, sits at fourth in the odds at +1900.

2023 Women's French Open Format

The French Open for both men and women begins with 132 players in a traditional single-elimination bracket format. In each round, that number is cut in half until a champion is crowned. Matches are played on clay courts, something the French Open is famous for. All women's matches are in the traditional three-set format and the top 32 players are assigned seeds.

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