The 2025 ATP tennis season is coming to an end, with the last ATP 1000 Masters event of the year taking place this week in Paris. Novak Djokovic will miss the tournament after an unfortunate injury in Shanghai earlier this month, while Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz are ready to clash for glory once again.
The 2025 Paris Masters finals draw has finally been announced, with Carlos Alcaraz at the top of the upper half and Jannik Sinner leading the bottom half. Alexander Zverev is the defending champion, having beaten Ugo Humbert in last year’s final. The event will run for exactly a week, from Monday, 27 October, to Sunday, 2 November. The Rolex Paris Masters will be played at the La Defense Arena for the first time ever.
| ℹ️ Tournament: | 2025 ATP Tour (Masters 1000), 2025 Rolex Paris Masters |
| 🎾 Venue: | La Defense Arena, Paris, France (indoor hard court) |
| 🗓️ Dates: | Monday, 27 October to Sunday, 2 November, 2025 |
The 2025 Rolex Paris Masters will be the 53rd edition of the tournament. This event is very important for the players, as it’s the 9th and last ATP 1000 Masters event of the season, so the motivation to win is usually higher in Paris. The competition consists of 56 players, with the top eight seeds getting a bye from the first round. The tournament will run with the usual knockout system of tennis, as all of the matches are played in the best-of-three-sets format.
The Paris Masters has been one of the best tournaments for Novak Djokovic, who has won by far the most titles here (7), and he is also the only player with more than one win in the last 20 years in this competition. Interestingly, neither Jannik Sinner nor Carlos Alcaraz has ever progressed past the quarterfinals here before in their careers.
The tournament will be played on an indoor hard court in La Defense Arena in Paris, which is the biggest arena in Europe. Although the hard surface is usually very fast, qualifying matches indicate that the courts are slower this year, which will benefit players like Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner, who play long rallies very well.
Here’s a look at the latest 2025 Paris Masters odds to win the tournament from the most popular bookies for tennis:
The tennis bookmakers expect another two-horse race between Sinner and Alcaraz as usual. The pair have met in the final in the last five tournaments that they have played together, and each of them has won three ATP 1000 Masters events this year. Alexander Zverev has a lot of points to defend in this event as the defending champion, and he has reached two finals in the last five Rolex Paris Masters editions.
Taylor Fritz is No. 4 on the latest ATP ranking update, after winning 10 of his last 14 matches. The American player got knocked out of the second round in three consecutive years, but his quarter in the draw here is not that hard, and he could very well reach the semifinals this time. Alex De Minaur is also in fine form with 12 wins in the last 15 matches, and he is the sixth seed in this tournament. The Australian has reached back-to-back quarterfinals here, but he needs to do more to have a shot at the title.
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Carlos Alcaraz is on fire right now, which is why he will headline our betting tips for tennis this week. The Spaniard is currently on an 18-match winning streak in ATP events, having recently captured major titles including the Cincinnati Open, the US Open, and the Japan Open. He also won the 2025 Rolex Monte-Carlo Masters earlier in April, as well as the Roland Garros Grand Slam in June. This has been Alcaraz’s year without a doubt, as he regained his No. 1 spot on the ATP ranking and is looking in his best form right now.
Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner have clashed in five finals this year, with the Spaniard coming out on top in four of them. Alcaraz has beaten Sinner in 10 of their 15 head-to-head matches, and he is fresher after skipping the Vienna Open last week, while the Italian might be more fatigued after winning the event in Austria.
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The odds on Tallon Griekspoor in this matchup are really enticing, as he has beaten Gabriel Diallo in both of their head-to-head matches and dropped only one of five sets. The Dutch player is serving very well right now, and he has won four of the last six matches, including wins against Jannik Sinner and Jenson Brooksby as a big underdog. Gabriel Diallo lost three of his last four matches against weaker opponents as well.
This Rolex Paris Masters edition will be a special one, as we expect Carlos Alcaraz to win his first tournament here. Make sure you use our 2025 Paris Masters predictions and bet on them at the best bookies in France to have more fun watching the event.
