Hubbs Locked Into Roland Garros As Day 3 Card Drops

The bigger story on the men's side was Taylor Fritz going down early to Basavareddy, a result that scrambled a chunk of bracket math for anyone playing futures. Hubbs gave the kid his flowers and basically conceded that Fritz looked rusty on the dirt, which is the honest read — Americans on clay is always a coin flip and Fritz hadn't logged enough reps coming in.

Eric Hubbs

@BarstoolHubbs

The deserving winner. Basavareddy played the match of his life, good for the kid. Super early knockout for Fritz, even on clay with the rust

Which brings us to Day 3. The tournament line on the card sits at 8-7, +0.76 units — not a heater, not a cold streak, just steady chipping. The new slate leans on Arnaldi as a moderate favorite, value plays on Kopriva and Fruhvirtova, and a creative Bartunkova-to-win-a-set ticket that's the kind of bet only someone actually watching the women's draw would carve out.

Eric Hubbs

@BarstoolHubbs

French Open Day 3: (tournament: 8-7, +0.76u) Arnaldi -145 Kopriva +139 Vallejo -121 Faria -162 Ofner +5.5 -110 Fruhvirtova +106 Pridankina +170 Bartunkova to win a set -105 @StoolTennis @PicksCentral #DKPartner

Two weeks of this is the deal — Hubbs and the StoolTennis crew are going to be posting cards every morning until somebody hoists the trophy. Whether you're tailing or fading, Roland Garros is officially the main event on the Barstool betting calendar.