French Open Predictions, Picks, Odds for Keys vs Shnaider, Chwalinska vs Parry

The fourth round of the French Open continues on Monday, and we have two very attractive matchups on the women's side, with Madison Keys featuring in one of them.

Our experts have picks for these two matches — Madison Keys vs. Diana Shnaider and Maja Chwalinska vs. Diane Parry.

Continue reading below to find our French Open predictions and picks.

French Open Predictions, Picks, Odds — Monday, June 1

Keys vs. Shnaider Odds

By: Tudor Cosma

Madison Keys comes into this match fresh off a highly competitive and incredibly important victory against Victoria Mboko.

This success will undoubtedly give her a massive boost in self-confidence, especially since red clay is a surface she frequently feels hesitant on and out of her comfort zone.

Her serve hasn't been firing at absolute maximum efficiency so far, and her clean ace production has been uncharacteristically low, recording 0 aces against both Mboko and Antonia Ružić.

Under normal circumstances, however, Keys is a powerful server who averages a high number of aces per match, and it is highly unlikely she will finish with a completely blank stat line again today. Furthermore, she has an elite, deep return game and rarely concedes clean aces to her opponents.

Diana Shnaider is not known for having an explosive or dominant service game either. Here in the earlier rounds, she posted 0 aces against both Anastasiya Oliynykova and Renata Zarazúa.

More telling is the fact that she actually finished with a negative ace-to-conceded ratio in both of those matches, despite facing two players who possess some of the most modest individual service games on the professional tour.

When facing a premium ball-striker like Keys, that serving deficit should become much more pronounced. I expect Madison to rediscover her baseline rhythm and comfortably win the total ace count.

Pick: Keys to Hit More Aces

Chwalinska vs. Parry Odds

By: Tudor Cosma

Maja Chwalinska is putting together an absolutely unbelievable tournament run. She has already taken down three massive, high-profile names in women's tennis—Qinwen Zheng, Elise Mertens, and Maria Sakkari—bringing her to a stellar 6-match winning streak when including the qualifying rounds.

Furthermore, she enters today’s clash as the slight favorite, meaning we could realistically see her in the quarterfinals—a feat that would have been completely unimaginable just a few weeks ago. She features a highly stable service motion and rarely leaks unforced errors. Even in her grueling three-set battle against Sakkari, she committed just 1 double fault, and she recorded 0 against Zheng.

Diane Parry also finds herself holding a massive career opportunity to secure a spot in the second week on home soil. She is flying high after a marquee upset over the number 6 seed, Amanda Anisimova, in a marathon third-round match.

However, playing in front of a passionate home crowd on Court Philippe-Chatrier comes with immense added pressure. Parry can look shaky on her second serve when rushed, racking up 4 double faults in her highly physical clash against Anisimova, following another 4 double faults in her opening round against Anhelina Kalinina.

Given Chwalinska's ultra-safe serving style and Parry's high-stakes environment, the Frenchwoman is highly likely to take extra risks or experience brief lapses under pressure. Therefore, I expect Parry to finish with a higher individual double-fault count

Pick: Parry to Commit More Double Faults