Men\u2019s singles<\/p>\n
Everyone still remembers the unforgettable final of the 2025 edition<\/a>, won by Carlos Alcaraz<\/a> against his great rival Jannik Sinner<\/a>. Will the world\u2019s two leading players once again make it to the final and deliver a sequel to that thrilling showdown? Given their current form and their overwhelming dominance over the rest of the field, such a scenario certainly seems plausible.<\/p>\n But the list of challengers for the title is long, starting with Alexander Zverev<\/a>, finalist in 2024<\/a> and current world No.3. Defeated at the final hurdle of the Australian Open<\/a>, Novak Djokovic<\/a> will also have his say, as he so often does on the Grand Slam stage. Meanwhile, the established contenders and a fearless young generation will do everything they can to disrupt the order imposed by the Big Two.<\/p>\n In the men\u2019s draw, two players will benefit from a special ranking: Zhizhen Zhang<\/a> (No.60) and Thanasi Kokkinakis<\/a> (No.84). Unfortunately, Frenchman Arthur Cazaux (No.70) will not be able to take part in the 2026 edition due to an elbow injury.<\/p>\n