The excitement for tennis fans has reached its fever pitch with the French Open set to kick off in Paris on May 22.World No. 1 Novak Djokovic has hit his stride at the right time with his first title of the season at the Italian Open last Sunday. 13-time Roland Garros champion Rafael Nadal began the season brilliantly with his 21st Slam trophy at the Australian Open. But injuries reared their ugly head once again for the Spaniard and it remains to be seen if he manages to regain full fitness ahead of the most successful Major of his career.World No. 6 Carlos Alcaraz, who has won four titles this year, will be looking to dash the hopes of the two legends in the French capital.Roland-Garros@rolandgarros 28 straight wins Five consecutive titles World No.1To say she's coming in hot is an understatement. Can 2020 champion @iga_swiatek claim another #RolandGarros title?52643✅ 28 straight wins🏆 Five consecutive titles🌎 World No.1To say she's coming in hot is an understatement. Can 2020 champion @iga_swiatek claim another #RolandGarros title?On the women's side, the sensational Iga Swiatek is the heavy favorite to collect her second Roland Garros trophy. With five titles on the trot under her belt, the Pole looks unstoppable at the moment.As the countdown starts for the second Major of the season, let's take a look at the schedule for the French Open:French Open 2022 scheduleThe qualifying rounds will be held from May 16-20 while the draw will be announced on May 19. The main draw action kickstarts on May 22 and will continue until June 5.Along with day matches, the tournament will see regular night sessions from May 23 to June 3.Here's a detailed look at the schedule:Men’s and women’s first round - May 22, 23 & 24Men’s and women’s second round - May 25 & 26Men’s and women’s third round - May 27 & 28Men’s and women’s fourth round - May 29 & 30Men’s and women’s quarter-finals - May 31 & June 1Men’s and women’s semi-finals - June 2 & 3Women's final - June 4Men's final - June 5French Open 2022: Channels & livestream detailsCan Rafael Nadal bounce back from his injury issues at the French Open 2022?The upcoming edition of Roland Garros will be beamed by 170 channels across 223 territories. Outside of France, Eurosport will bring live coverage to more than 50 European territories.beIN Sports will telecast the tournament in 10 territories in Asia, with Sony getting the rights for India. For African territories, SuperSport will be the main broadcaster.Roland-Garros@rolandgarrosThe stars are back in Paris Find out which players were the first to get their socks a little dirty on Court Philippe-Chatrier #RolandGarros414The stars are back in Paris ⭐️Find out which players were the first to get their socks a little dirty on Court Philippe-Chatrier ⬇️#RolandGarrosHere's a look at the full list of channels showing the French Open 2022:France - France TV sport, Amazon Prime VideoEurope (All territories) - EurosportAustria - Servus TVBelgium - rtbf.beSwitzerland - SRG SSRUnited Kingdom - Eurosport, discovery+USA - NBC Sports, Peacock TV, Tennis Channel, Bally SportsCanada - RDS, TSNLatin America - ESPNBrazil - SporTVNorth Africa & Middle East - beIN SportsSub-Saharan Africa - Super Sport, Canal+Asia (All Territories) - beinSPORTSChina - CMG, Tencent SportsTaiwan - ELTA TVVietnam - vtvcab.vnJapan - WOWOWIndia - Sony TENAustralia - Nine NetworkNew Zealand - Sky SportSouth Korea - tvN Sports