French Open 2026
Ranking points per round, champions and who is defending what
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beat Flavio Cobolli in the final · runner-up 1,300 pts
beat Maja Chwalinska in the final · runner-up 1,300 ptsAlexander Zverev won the 2026 French Open (ATP), a Grand Slam on clay in Paris, France, beating Flavio Cobolli in the final and taking 2,000 ranking points. The 2025 champion was Carlos Alcaraz.
Mirra Andreeva won the 2026 French Open (WTA), a Grand Slam on clay in Paris, France, beating Maja Chwalinska in the final and taking 2,000 ranking points. The 2025 champion was Coco Gauff.
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- Category
- Grand Slam
- Starts
- May 25, 2026
- Surface
- clay
- Draw
- 128 players
- Venue
- Paris, France
- Champion
- 2,000 pts
- Category
- Grand Slam
- Starts
- May 25, 2026
- Surface
- clay
- Draw
- 128 players
- Venue
- Paris, France
- Champion
- 2,000 pts
ATP
WTA
Ranking points per round
- ATPWTA
- Title2,0002,000
- Final1,3001,300
- Semi-final800780
- Quarter-final400430
- Round of 16200240
- Round of 32100130
- Round of 645070
- Round of 1281010
ATP
WTA
Bubble area is proportional to the ranking points for reaching each round. W is the title.
Official ATP and WTA points tables for this category and draw size. Qualifying rounds not included. How ranking points work.
2026 results (ATP)
What each player won at the 2026 French Open. These are the points they will be defending at the 2027 edition.
Bubble size: points won at the 2026 edition. The number is their ATP ranking position today.
- ChampionAlexander ZverevNo. 1 today2,000
- Runner-upFlavio CobolliNo. 6 today1,300
- Semi-finalJakub MensikNo. 16 today800
- Semi-finalMatteo ArnaldiNo. 36 today800
- Quarter-finalRafael JodarNo. 10 today400
- Quarter-finalFelix Auger-AliassimeNo. 13 today400
- Quarter-finalJoao FonsecaNo. 41 today400
- Quarter-finalMatteo BerrettiniNo. 43 today400
2026 results (WTA)
What each player won at the 2026 French Open. These are the points they will be defending at the 2027 edition.
Bubble size: points won at the 2026 edition. The number is their WTA ranking position today.
- ChampionMirra AndreevaNo. 3 today2,000
- Runner-upMaja ChwalinskaNo. 12 today1,300
- Semi-finalMarta KostyukNo. 10 today780
- Semi-finalDiana ShnaiderNo. 11 today780
- Quarter-finalAryna SabalenkaNo. 2 today430
- Quarter-finalElina SvitolinaNo. 6 today430
- Quarter-finalSorana CirsteaNo. 15 today430
- Quarter-finalAnna KalinskayaNo. 26 today430
Champions
- 2026ATPAlexander Zverevd. Flavio Cobolli
- 2026WTAMirra Andreevad. Maja Chwalinska
- 2025ATPCarlos Alcarazd. Jannik Sinner
- 2025WTACoco Gauffd. Aryna Sabalenka
Results from ESPN's draws. Earlier editions are not in our data.
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Alexander Zverev won the 2026 French Open (ATP), a Grand Slam on clay in Paris, France, beating Flavio Cobolli in the final and taking 2,000 ranking points. The 2025 champion was Carlos Alcaraz. Points per round and the results:
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nowCommon questions
- How many ranking points does the winner of the French Open get (ATP)?
- 2,000 points: the French Open is a Grand Slam on clay in Paris, France. The runner-up gets 1,300, a semi-finalist 800 and a quarter-finalist 400.
- How many ranking points does the winner of the French Open get (WTA)?
- 2,000 points: the French Open is a Grand Slam on clay in Paris, France. The runner-up gets 1,300, a semi-finalist 780 and a quarter-finalist 430.
- Who won the French Open in 2025 (ATP)?
- Carlos Alcaraz, who beat Jannik Sinner in the final. In 2026 the title went to Alexander Zverev.
- Who won the French Open in 2025 (WTA)?
- Coco Gauff, who beat Aryna Sabalenka in the final. In 2026 the title went to Mirra Andreeva.
- When is the French Open 2026?
- The ATP event started on May 25, 2026 in Paris, France, with a 128-player singles draw. The WTA event started on May 25, 2026 in Paris, France, with a 128-player singles draw.
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