Sania Mirza, the former doubles world No. 1, shared her insights on the upcoming French Open, which begins on Sunday. She believes the men's singles title is likely to be claimed by Jannik Sinner, who has shown remarkable form, particularly with the absence of Carlos Alcaraz. In contrast, the women's field appears more unpredictable. Traditionally dominated by Iga Swiatek, Mirza notes that Swiatek has had a quiet start to the season, and Aryna Sabalenka is also not performing at her best. Mirza suggests that we may see a new champion emerge, highlighting Mirra Andreeva as a potential contender. Regarding Novak Djokovic, she acknowledges that his chances have improved without Alcaraz, despite his recent struggles in Grand Slam tournaments. Additionally, Mirza commented on the ongoing discussions among players about the need for increased prize money, indicating a more assertive stance from top players this time around. This year's tournament promises excitement and unpredictability in both draws.