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Roland Garros draw

The last four rounds with scores. Seed numbers come from the Roland Garros sheet.

R128R64R32R16QFSFFinal

Round of 16

Matteo Berrettini6 72 76
Juan Manuel Cerundolo3 6 6
Matteo Arnaldi75 6 3 73 6
19Frances Tiafoe6 75 6 6 4
4Felix Auger Aliassime6 7 6
Alejandro Tabilo3 5 1
10Flavio Cobolli6 6 6 75
Zachary Svajda2 3 73 6
26Jakub Mensik6 76 4 2 6
11Andrey Rublev3 6 6 6 3
28Joao Fonseca7 78 5 6
15Casper Ruud5 6 7 2
27Rafael Jodar4 4 6 6 6
Pablo Carreno-Busta6 6 1 2 2
2Alexander Zverev73 6 6
LLJesper De Jong6 4 1

Quarterfinal

Matteo Arnaldi7 5
Matteo Berrettini5 2
10Flavio Cobolli4 6 6 6
4Felix Auger Aliassime6 4 4 4
26Jakub Mensik6 6 73
28Joao Fonseca4 3 6
2Alexander Zverev73 6 6
27Rafael Jodar6 1 3

Semifinal

10Flavio Cobolli
Matteo Arnaldi
2Alexander Zverev7 6 3 6
26Jakub Mensik5 2 6 3

Final

2Alexander Zverev6 4 6 6 6
10Flavio Cobolli1 6 4 75 1

Roland Garros 2026: how the draw went

This bracket is Roland Garros 2026, played on clay courts in Paris from 17 May to 7 Jun 2026, with 128 players entered and everyone starting in the first round.

Alexander Zverev won 7 matches to take the 2026 title, beating Rafael Jodar, Jakub Mensik and Flavio Cobolli over the closing rounds.

Flavio Cobolli came the same distance on the other half of the sheet, 6 wins before the final, which finished 6-1, 4-6, 6-4, 6-7, 6-1.

14 of the matches above carry a full score here: 5 finished in straight sets and 4 went to a fifth. The hardest of them was Matteo Arnaldi against Frances Tiafoe, 5 sets in the round of 16. There are no best-of-three matches at Roland Garros: all 127 of them run to three sets won, and the draw thins by attrition as much as by form.

Reading the Roland Garros bracket

This is a draw of 128, single elimination from the first round, 127 matches to the title. The bracket marks seeds with a number and qualifiers with a Q, and puts tie-break points in superscript. The draws guide has the rest.

The Roland Garros page has the dates, the surface and the broadcasters.

The rest of the clay season

Monte-Carlo Masters, Madrid Open and Italian Open are drawn on the same surface within weeks of this bracket, and form carries between them further than it carries across the year.