- Taylor Fritz is the most valuable longshot bet for the 2026 French Open.
- Fritz has +15000 odds to win the tournament and +1600 odds to win his quarter.
- His friendly draw, incredible 18.6% ace rate, and other factors make his futures outright a valuable cashout opportunity at worst.
PARIS – Someone’s going to challenge the heavily favored Jannik Sinner (-325) for a French Open victory, and nailing that longshot offers plenty of value. Taylor Fritz is someone that’s being overlooked at French Open betting sites with long +15000 odds despite a strong skill set.
Fritz is being overlooked because he hasn’t played much during clay season due to a persistent knee injury. He returned to a 6-4 6-4 defeat to Alexei Popyrin in Geneva, but Fritz says his knee feels good heading into the French Grand Slam.
Taylor Fritz Betting Lines
- Taylor Fritz Odds To Win: +15000
- Odds to win quarter: +1600
Although the form isn’t the most encouraging, he’s still being undervalued as one of the best servers in the world and a friendly draw. He has -325 odds to win his first match against Nishesh Basavareddy, and then would likely face Alex Michelsen before a slate of friendly head-to-head victories.
Fritz Dominates H2H In His Quarters, +1600 Valuable
Aside from Michelsen, Fritz’s French Open draw forecast includes Rafael Jodar (1-0) or Gabriel Diallo (3-0) in the third round, before Jiri Lehecka (4-2) in the fourth round and Alexander Zverev (9-5) in the quarterfinals.
Zverev is the toughest test in the quarter as the second-favored player in the tournament at +1100 odds, but Fritz has a significant head-to-head advantage over him. There are +1600 legal sports betting odds for Fritz to win the quarter, which is certainly possible if his knee is in as good of shape as he claims.
In 2026, Fritz has the highest ace rate at 18.6% and the second most aces on tour with 317, only trailing Alexander Zverev’s 319 aces despite playing close to 20 more matches. Fritz’s lack of double faults also make him a solid longshot at tennis betting sites, as the American only has 31 this season compared to Zverev (56) and Sinner (47).
