French Open 1973
| ◄ French Open 1973 ► | |
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| Datum: | 21. Mai–3. Juni 1973 |
| Auflage: | 72. French Open |
| Ort: | Roland Garros, Paris |
| Belag: | Sand |
| Titelverteidiger | |
| Herreneinzel: |  Andrés Gimeno |
| Dameneinzel: |  Billie Jean King |
| Herrendoppel: |  Bob Hewitt Frew McMillan |
| Damendoppel: | Billie Jean King  Betty Stöve |
| Mixed: |  Evonne Goolagong Kim Warwick |
| Sieger | |
| Herreneinzel: |  Ilie Năstase |
| Dameneinzel: | Margaret Court |
| Herrendoppel: | John Newcombe Tom Okker |
| Damendoppel: | Margaret Court  Virginia Wade |
| Mixed: |  Françoise Dürr Jean-Claude Barclay |
| Grand Slams 1973 | |
Die 72. French Open 1973 waren ein Tennis-Sandplatzturnier der Klasse Grand Slam, das von der ILTF veranstaltet wurde. Es fand vom 21. Mai bis 3. Juni 1973 in Roland Garros, Paris, Frankreich statt.
Titelverteidiger im Einzel waren Andrés Gimeno bei den Herren sowie Billie Jean King bei den Damen. Im Herrendoppel waren Bob Hewitt und Frew McMillan, im Damendoppel Billie Jean King und Betty Stöve und im Mixed Evonne Goolagong und Kim Warwick die Titelverteidiger.
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