Earlier today, I noted how the women’s draw at the French Open had been thrown out of whack by Maria Sharapova’s low ranking and low seeding. On the men’s side, things have gone in the opposite direction. With Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer both safely back in the Top 4, and safely spaced across the draw, it appears that order has been restored in Paris. That is, until the first upset throws everything off-kilter again. Here’s a look at where those upsets might, and might not, occur at Roland Garros.
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