Mirra Andreeva has transformed from a +900 longshot into the women's French Open final favorite at -450, facing unheralded Maja Chwalinska who entered as a 500-1 underdog. The 17-year-old Russian's remarkable run has stunned the tennis world, especially given the early exits of all pre-tournament favorites.

None of the women's top picks reached the final weekend. Aryna Sabalenka (+250), Iga Swiatek (+275), Coco Gauff (+650) and Elena Rybakina all fell short, while men's favorite Jannik Sinner (-300) never made it past the early rounds. This mass exodus of favorites creates one of the most unpredictable Grand Slam finals in recent memory.

Alexander Zverev now sits as the men's favorite at -200 odds, despite being a distant 12-1 second choice behind Sinner when the tournament began. The German faces Flavio Cobolli (+350), Jakub Mensik (+600) and Matteo Arnaldi (11-1) in his quest for a first career major title. All odds reflect DraftKings Sportsbook lines at publication.

The tournament's dramatic reshuffling proves that Grand Slam tennis remains beautifully unpredictable, with seasoned analysts and casual fans alike scrambling to explain how the sport's elite hierarchy crumbled so completely.