Musa
Well, well, well—look who’s leading the charge into Paris! For the 2025 French Open, the women’s singles draw has a new queen atop the seeding list: Aryna Sabalenka. That’s right, the Belarusian powerhouse has muscled her way into the No. 1 seed, serving notice to the field that she’s not just here to smash winners—she’s here to conquer clay.
Following closely behind is America’s teen queen-turned-heavyweight, Coco Gauff, sliding into the No. 2 seed with all the swagger and confidence of a major champion in the making. Gauff’s consistent rise has been nothing short of electric, and Paris may well be the stage for her next breakthrough moment.
Rounding out the top three is Jessica Pegula, the steady American workhorse who may not always be in the limelight but is constantly lurking—dangerous, determined, and more than capable of spoiling someone’s fairytale run.
Notably missing from the top three? A certain Iga Swiatek, whose clay court dominance has defined recent seasons. Injury setbacks and a few off weeks have nudged her down the list, making the 2025 tournament even more unpredictable—and more thrilling.
This year’s seedings flip the script and crank up the tension. With Sabalenka now wearing the target on her back, Gauff eager to grab her clay crown, and Pegula quietly plotting her coup, Roland Garros is shaping up to be a no-holds-barred showdown. Let the clay chaos begin.
Musa
