T7: Rio de Janeiro, Delray Beach, Doha, Marsylia 2022

[Damian]

Marseille:
Mager
LL

[Damian]

Open 13 Provence



Marsylia - wyniki I rundy turnieju kwalifikacji:

[1] Tomas Machac d. Filip Horansky 6‑1 6‑4 L. Boucharinc
[Alt] Andrea Arnaboldi d. [8] Lukas Lacko 7‑6(4) 6‑4 A. Robein

[2] Damir Dzumhur d. [Alt] Matteo Martineau 6‑2 3‑6 6‑3 R. Concas
[5] Zizou Bergs d. [Alt] Ivan Gakhov 6-4 6-2 A. Robein

[3] Roman Safiullin d. Ernests Gulbis 6-3 6-4 L. Boucharinc
[Alt] Julian Lenz d. [6/Alt] Flavio Cobolli 7‑5 6‑2 M. Absolu

[4] Mikhail Kukushkin d. [WC] Timo Legout 6‑4 6‑1 R. Concas
[7] Marc-Andrea Huesler d. [WC] Ugo Blanchet 6‑1 6‑7(7) 6‑2 C. Rask

[Damian]

Open 13 Provence



Marsylia - pary II rundy turnieju kwalifikacji:

[1] Tomas Machac vs [Alt] Andrea Arnaboldi

[2] Damir Dzumhur vs [5] Zizou Bergs

[3] Roman Safiullin vs [Alt] Julian Lenz

[4] Mikhail Kukushkin vs [7] Marc-Andrea Huesler

[Damian]

Qatar ExxonMobil Open



Doha - wyniki II rundy turnieju kwalifikacji:

[7] Thomas Fabbiano d. [1] Joao Sousa 7‑6(6) 6‑4 M. Kaukeyeva

[5] Christopher Eubanks d. [2] Elias Ymer 7‑6(6) 6‑4 L. Laugero

[3] Christopher O'Connell d. [8] Pavel Kotov 6‑2 6‑2 B. Brour

[6] Jozef Kovalik d. [4] Ilja Marczenko 6‑1 7‑6(8) R. Szoreny

[Damian]

Qatar ExxonMobil Open



Doha - drabinka turnieju singlowego:
(uzupełniona o kwalifikantów)

[1] Denis Shapovalov wolna runda
Alex Molcan vs [Q] Christopher O'Connell
Jiri Vesely vs Arthur Rinderknech
[Q] Jozef Kovalik vs [7] Alexander Bublik

[3] Nikołoz Basilaszwili wolna runda
Lorenzo Musetti vs [LL] Elias Ymer
[Q] Christopher Eubanks vs Soonwoo Kwon
Marton Fucsovics vs [8] Lloyd Harris


[6] Karen Chaczanow vs Mackenzie McDonald
David Goffin vs Emil Ruusuvuori
[Q] Thomas Fabbiano vs Botic Van de Zandschulp
[4/WC] Marin Cilic wolna runda

[5] Daniel Evans vs Egor Gerasimov
[WC] Malek Jaziri vs Alejandro Davidovich Fokina
Taro Daniel vs [WC] Andy Murray
[2] Roberto Bautista Agut wolna runda

[Damian]

Scouting Report: Berrettini Headlines Rio; Action In Delray Beach, Doha & Marseille

Spoiler:

An executive summary of what every fan should know about the coming week
In an action-packed week on the ATP Tour, you will have to stay alert with four tournaments taking place across four different continents.

Matteo Berrettini will make his debut at the Rio Open presented by Claro, an ATP 500 event, while Cameron Norrie will lead the field at the Delray Beach Open by VITACOST.com, an ATP 250 hard-court tournament.

Canadian Denis Shapovalov is the top seed at the Qatar ExxonMobil Open, an ATP 250 held in Doha and Stefanos Tsitsipas will be aiming to improve his good record at the Open 13 Provence, an ATP 250 in Marseille.

ATPTour.com looks ahead at five things to watch at each event.

View Draws: Rio de Janeiro | Delray Beach | Doha | Marseille

FIVE THINGS TO WATCH IN RIO DE JANEIRO:
1) Berrettini Makes Debut: Italian Berrettini has won three of his five tour-level titles on clay, but will grace the surface in Rio de Janeiro for the first time this week. The 25-year-old is the top seed at the event and will be competing for the first time since he reached the semi-finals at the Australian Open in January. The World No. 6 will start his title bid against Brazilian wild card Thiago Monteiro or a qualifier.

2) Clay-Court Stars Garin & Ruud In Action: When it comes to clay, Cristian Garin and Casper Ruud are at home. The ATP stars have 10 tour-level clay-court trophies between them on the surface, with Garin triumphing in Rio de Janeiro in 2020. Ruud, whose best result in Rio de Janeiro was a run to the semi-finals in 2017, will play Francisco Cerundolo or Benoit Paire. Garin is the fifth seed and opens against Federico Coria.


3) Schwartzman Bidding For Second Rio Title: Diego Schwartzman has fond memories in Rio de Janeiro, having captured his second tour-level crown at the ATP 500 event in 2018. The four-time ATP Tour champion will be competing in his third clay-court tournament of the season, after playing on home soil in Cordoba and Buenos Aires earlier this month.

4) Alcaraz Danger: #NextGenATP Spaniard Carlos Alcaraz enjoyed a standout 2021 season, soaring from outside the Top 100 to No. 32 as he captured his maiden tour-level title in Umag. The 18-year-old further showcased his potential at the Australian Open in January, when he pushed Berrettini to a fifth-set tie-break. Rio de Janeiro holds special memories for Alcaraz as it was the city where he earned his maiden tour-level win against Albert Ramos-Vinolas in 2020. Alcaraz is the seventh seed and opens against Jaume Munar.

5) Star-Studded Doubles Field: The top three seeded pairs in the doubles field — top seeds Marcel Granollers/Horacio Zeballos, second seeds Juan Sebastian Cabal/Robert Farah and third seeds Jamie Murray/Bruno Soares — all competed in last year's Nitto ATP Final. Granollers and Zeballos were victorious in Rio de Janeiro in 2020 and Cabal and Farah lifted the trophy in 2014 and 2016.

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FIVE THINGS TO WATCH IN DELRAY BEACH:
1) Norrie Top Seed: Cameron Norrie arrives in Delray Beach off the back of a run to the quarter-finals in Rotterdam, where he earned confidence-boosting victories against Ugo Humbert and Karen Khachanov. The 26-year-old, who reached the semi-finals in Delray Beach last season, opens against Oscar Otte or Yoshihito Nishioka.

2) Former Champions Return: Big servers Kevin Anderson and Reilly Opelka have fond memories at the ATP 250, having lifted the trophy at the tournament in 2012 and 2020, respectively. Anderson will make his ninth appearance and begins against Steve Johnson, while second-seeded American Opelka faces either wild card Jack Sock or Germany’s Daniel Altmaier in his first match.

3) Strong American Field: Home fans will have plenty of players to cheer for this week at the ATP 250 in Delray Beach, with nine Americans (not including qualifiers) in the main draw.

The 21-year-old Sebastian Korda reached the final at the hard-court tournament last season, while World No. 54 Jenson Brooksby enjoyed a standout 2021 season and will look to build on this on his debut at the ATP 250. #NextGenATP star Brandon Nakashima, a 2020 Delray Beach quarter-finalist, is another exciting talent to watch.

Maxime Cressy, Marcos Giron, Johnson, Denis Kudla, Tennys Sandgren and Sock are also in the draw, alongside Opelka.


4) Can Kokkinakis Build On Impressive Start To 2022? Australian Thanasi Kokkinakis flourished in January, clinching his first tour-level title on home soil at the Adelaide International 2, before he teamed with countryman Nick Kyrgios to capture the Australian Open men’s doubles crown in Melbourne.

The 25-year-old, who is 8-2 on the season in singles action, will hope he can maintain his strong form in Florida. But he faces a tricky opening test against fifth seed Korda.

5) Dimitrov Receives Wild Card: Bulgarian Grigor Dimitrov enjoyed a strong end to last season, reaching tour-level semi-finals on American soil in San Diego and Indian Wells. However, the former World No. 3’s year has yet to set fire yet, with the 30-year-old holding a 3-2 record in 2022.

After receiving a wild card into the event though, Dimitrov will hope a return to America will bring out his best form once again. The third seed faces Jordan Thompson or a qualifier in his first match.

FIVE THINGS TO WATCH IN DOHA:
1) Shapovalov Leads The Field: Denis Shapovalov comes to Doha as the top seed in only his second appearance at the Qatar ExxonMobil Open.

After an excellent start to 2022 that saw the 22-year-old helped guide Canada to the ATP Cup title, Shapovalov suffered a shock first-round defeat to Jiri Lehecka in Rotterdam last week. But the World No. 12 will hope that was merely a blip as he tries to improve on his quarter-final run in Doha in 2021. Shapovalov will start his campaign against Alex Molcan or qualifier Christopher O'Connell.

2) Can Bublik Add To Trophy Collection? After defeats in his first four ATP Tour finals, Alexander Bublik claimed his maiden title in Montpellier two weeks ago, securing the trophy with the best win of his career against World No. 3 Alexander Zverev. The 24-year-old's hunt for more now takes him to Doha for a third consecutive year, where he will be hoping to make it past the second round for the first time. His first-round assignment is a clash against qualifier Jozef Kovalik.


3) Bautista Agut & Evans Looking To Go Deep: Roberto Bautista Agut seems to enjoy the desert conditions. The second seed won the title in 2018 and reached the final on his next trip to Qatar in 2021. With a 9-2 record at the tournament, the Spaniard will go in confident against either wild card Andy Murray or Japan's Taro Daniel.

In contrast, fourth seed Daniel Evans has only one previous main-draw victory under his belt in Doha, but the 31-year-old Briton comes in off the back of a positive start to 2022 that includes three ATP Cup singles wins and a semi-final run in Sydney. Evans will take on Egor Gerasimov in the first round.

4) Reigning Champion Basilashvili: Nikoloz Basilashvili holds an 0-5 record so far in 2022, so the Georgian will be glad to return to a tournament where he holds fond memories.

The 29-year-old defeated Roberto Bautista Agut in last year’s Qatar ExxonMobil Open final for the fourth ATP title of his career, before going on to make it five in Munich later in the season. The third seed will try to kick-start his season against #NextGenATP Lorenzo Musetti or a qualifier.

5) Mektic/Pavic Top Seeds In Doubles: Top-ranked pairing Nikola Mektic and Mate Pavic are the top seeds in the doubles field and will be aiming to win their first tour-level trophy of the season, having triumphed nine times last season together. The Croatians are joined by second seeds Ivan Dodig and Michael Venus. Melbourne Summer Set and Adelaide International 2 champions Wesley Koolhof and Neal Skupski are the third seeds.

FIVE THINGS TO WATCH IN MARSEILLE
1) Tsitsipas Aiming For Third Title: Stefanos Tsitsipas has played his best tennis in Marseille over the past years, capturing the title in 2019 and 2020 at the ATP 250 event. The World No. 4, who arrives in form, after reaching the final in Rotterdam last week, starts against Hugo Gaston or Corentin Moutet.
2) Russian Threat: With three Russians inside the Top 20 of the ATP Rankings, it has become customary for players from the nation to go deep at tour-level tournaments. This week in Marseille, Andrey Rublev and Aslan Karatsev will lead the charge. The 24-year-old Rublev advanced to the last eight in the south of France in 2019, while Karatsev will make his debut.

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Second seed Rublev faces Swede Mikael Ymer or 35-year-old Richard Gasquet in his first match. Karatsev will be aiming to snap his three-match losing streak against #NextGenATP Dane Holger Rune or a qualifier.

3) Home Favourites: There are eight Frenchmen in the draw (not including qualifies), with ATP Challenger Tour king Benjamin Bonzi the highest-ranked at No. 68. Bonzi, who won six ATP Challenger Tour trophies in 2021, features alongside former Top 10 stars Jo-Wilfried Tsonga and Gilles Simon, who have both received wild cards.

Tsonga is a three-time champion in Marseille (2009, 2013, 2017), while Simon lifted the trophy in 2007 and 2015.

4) Felix On Fire: The Canadian arrives in Marseille off the back of the best week of his career, after he captured his first tour-level title in Rotterdam. The 21-year-old held a 0-8 record going into the championship match against Tsitsipas, but he rose to the occasion, downing the Greek in straight sets to triumph. Auger-Aliassime has a strong pedigree in Marseille, having advanced to the final at the ATP 250 in 2020. The third seed faces Tsonga or Simon in his opening match.

5) Herbert/Mahut In Doubles Action: Frenchmen Pierre-Hugues Herbert and Nicolas Mahut are the top seeds at the ATP 250 event and will be aiming to win their second tour-level title of the season as a team, after triumphing in Montpellier earlier this month. They will face competition from second seeds Ben McLachlan and Raven Klaasen, third seeds Matwe Middelkoop and Andreas Mies and fourth seeds Jonny O'Mara and David Vega Hernandez. ATP singles star Andrey Rublev is also in action in the doubles, teaming with Denys Molchanov.

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[Damian]

Rio Rematch for Alcaraz & Berrettini? Murray Aiming For Daniel Revenge In Doha

Spoiler:

Kokkinakis faces Korda in popcorn match in Delray Beach
Matteo Berrettini and Carlos Alcaraz produced an all-time classic at the Australian Open in January, the Italian holding off a barnstorming comeback from the young Spaniard to win in five sets in the third round in Melbourne.

The pair will have the chance to go at each other again at the Rio Open presented by Claro, if both men can reach the quarter-finals of the ATP 500 event. However, they will face tricky tests before then, with Berrettini starting against Brazilian wild card Thiago Monteiro or qualifier, while Alcaraz faces Jaume Munar.

The second seed in Brazil is Casper Ruud, and the Norwegian will open up against either Benoit Paire or Buenos Aires semi-finalist Francisco Cerundolo. A repeat of Sunday’s Buenos Aires final is a possibility in the semi-finals, should both Ruud and third seed Diego Schwartzman make it that far. Schwartzman opens his title bid against Chinese qualifer Juncheng Shang or Spaniard Pedro Martinez.

Sixth seed Lorenzo Sonego will be looking to channel past experiences in his opening match in Brazil with World No. 56 Laslo Djere. The Italian beat the Serb in a tight three-set match to claim his second ATP Tour title at the Sardegna Open in 2021.

View Draws: Rio de Janeiro | Delray Beach | Doha | Marseille

Murray seeks Daniel revenge in Doha
Andy Murray will have the chance to banish some demons at the Qatar ExxonMobil Open, as he takes on his Australian Open conqueror Taro Daniel in the first round. The Japanese player defeated the former World No. 1 in straight-sets in the second round in Melbourne, but the Brit is a four-time finalist and two-time champion in Doha.

The winner of the Murray-Daniel clash will face second seed Roberto Bautista Agut in the second round. The Spaniard has a strong record in Qatar, winning the Doha trophy in 2018 and reaching the final last year.

The man that beat him in that final, Nikoloz Basilashvili, also faces a tough opener against one of two young players in fine form, #NextGenATP Lorenzo Musetti or Elias Ymer. There is also the intriguing possibility of a quarter-final meeting between top seed Denis Shapovalov and Montpellier champion Alexander Bublik in Doha.

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Kokkinakis Faces Korda Exam

Australian Thanasi Kokkinakis broke new ground earlier this season when he won his first tour-level title on home soil in Adelaide. The 25-year-old, who also lifted the Australian Open men's doubles title with countryman Nick Kyrgios, will look to extend his winning form in at the Delray Beach Open by VITACOST.com, but faces a tough start against American Sebastian Korda.

Cameron Norrie, who is the top seed in Delray Beach, described his first-round defeat to Korda at the Australian Open as his ‘worst match in eight months’. The Brit could face a rematch with the 21-year-old American in the quarter finals in Delray Beach. The 26-year-old Norrie will be hoping to build on his first two wins of 2022, claimed while reaching the quarter-finals in Rotterdam last week.

Reilly Opelka won his second ATP Tour title at Delray Beach in 2020 and the second seed will be hoping to start solidly in Florida against either Daniel Altmaier or fellow American Jack Sock. Wild card Sock won the title himself at the ATP 250 in 2017.

An American-dominated second quarter of the draw could also produce a quarter-final match up between fourth seed Tommy Paul and 21-year-old Jenson Brooksby. Paul starts against Sam Querrey or a qualifier, while Brooksby faces a qualifier.

Tsitsipas, Rublev, Felix In Strong Marseille Field
World No. 4 Stefanos Tsitsipas will face a home favourite in the second round of the Open 13 Provence in Marseille. The Greek awaits the winner of Frenchmen Hugo Gaston and Corentin Moutet as he bids to reclaim a title he won in 2019 and 2020.

Felix Auger-Aliassime will also come up against a partisan crowd as he is drawn to play either three-time Marseille champion Jo-Wilfried Tsonga or Gilles Simon. The Canadian will be high on confidence following his title success in Rotterdam, where he defeated Stefanos Tsitsipas in the final.

Second seed Andrey Rublev faces either Richard Gasquet or Mikael Ymer in the second round. The Russian faces a potential semi-final with fourth seed Aslan Karatsev, should they both advance to that stage. Karatsev begins against #NextGenATP Dane Holger Rune or a qualifier.

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[Damian]

Rio Open presented by Claro



Rio de Janeiro - wyniki II rundy turnieju kwalifikacji:

[1] Miomir Kecmanovic d. [5] Hugo Dellien 6-2 6-4 F. Souza

[2] Sebastian Baez d. [8] Yannick Hanfmann 2-6 7-6(2) 7-6(2) A. Rocha

Juan Ignacio Londero d. [3] Roberto Carballes Baena 6-2 6-4 R. Maia

[6] Daniel Elahi Galan d. [WC] Matheus Pucinelli De Almeida 6-3 6-3 A. Carvalho

[Damian]

Rio Open presented by Claro



Rio de Janeiro - drabinka turnieju singlowego:
(uzupełniona o kwalifikantów)

[1] Matteo Berrettini wolna runda
[Q] Sebastian Baez vs Thiago Monteiro
[Q] Daniel Elahi Galan vs Federico Delbonis
Jaume Munar vs [7] Carlos Alcaraz

[4] Pablo Carreno Busta wolna runda
Facundo Bagnis vs Fabio Fognini
[PR] Fernando Verdasco vs Dusan Lajovic
Federico Coria vs [5] Cristian Garin


[8] Albert Ramos-Vinolas vs [Q] Juan Ignacio Londero
[PR] Pablo Cuevas vs [PR] Pablo Andujar
[WC] Juncheng Shang vs Pedro Martinez
[3] Diego Schwartzman wolna runda

[6] Lorenzo Sonego vs Laslo Djere
[WC] Felipe Meligeni Rodrigues Alves vs [Q] Miomir Kecmanovic
[SE] Francisco Cerundolo vs Benoit Paire
[2] Casper Ruud wolna runda

[Barty]

Pięćsetka z wolnymi rundami, jeszcze tego brakowało.

[DUN I LOVE]

Pięćsetka z wolnymi rundami, jeszcze tego brakowało.

Dopiero teraz zauważyłem. Straszna lipa.

[Damian]

Delray Beach Open by VITACOST.com



Delray Beach - wyniki II rundy turnieju kwalifikacji:

[1] Liam Broady d. [8] Jason Jung 6‑4 6‑4 A. Borghei

[7] Mitchell Krueger d. [2] Ernesto Escobedo 1‑6 6‑4 0‑0 ret. S. Cannavan

[Alt] Denis Istomin d. [3] Emilio Gomez 7‑6(7) 6‑2 D. Torella

[4] Stefan Kozlov d. [6] Bjorn Fratangelo 6‑3 1‑0 i krecz (left hip) S. Moore

[Damian]

Delray Beach Open by VITACOST.com



Delray Beach - drabinka turnieju singlowego:
(uzupełniona o kwalifikantów)

[1] Cameron Norrie wolna runda
Oscar Otte vs Yoshihito Nishioka
Peter Gojowczyk vs Andreas Seppi
Thanasi Kokkinakis vs [5] Sebastian Korda

[4/WC] Tommy Paul wolna runda
[Q] Denis Istomin vs Sam Querrey
Steve Johnson vs Kevin Anderson
[Q] Stefan Kozlov vs [6] Jenson Brooksby


[8] Maxime Cressy vs John Millman
Tennys Sandgren vs Marcos Giron
Jordan Thompson vs [Q] Mitchell Krueger
[3/WC] Grigor Dimitrov wolna runda

[7] Adrian Mannarino vs [Q] Liam Broady
Brandon Nakashima vs Denis Kudla
[WC] Jack Sock vs Daniel Altmaier
[2] Reilly Opelka wolna runda

[Damian]

Open 13 Provence



Marsylia - plan gier na poniedziałek:

Court Central - start o 12:
[4] Mikhail Kukushkin vs [7] Marc-Andrea Huesler
[WC] Lucas Pouille / Gilles Simon vs [WC] Ugo Blanchet / Timo Legout

Nie przed 16:
Stefano Travaglia vs Henri Laaksonen
Richard Gasquet vs Mikael Ymer
Norbert Gombos vs [5] Ilya Ivashka

Court 1 - start o 11:
[1] Tomas Machac vs [Alt] Andrea Arnaboldi
[2] Damir Dzumhur vs [5] Zizou Bergs

Nie przed 14:
[3] Roman Safiullin vs [Alt] Julian Lenz
Sadio Doumbia / Fabien Reboul vs [2] Raven Klaasen / Ben McLachlan

[Damian]

Qatar ExxonMobil Open



Doha - plan gier na poniedziałek:

Centre Court - start o 12:30:
Alex Molcan vs [Q] Christopher O'Connell
[Q] Thomas Fabbiano vs Botic Van de Zandschulp

Nie przed 16:
[6] Karen Chaczanow vs Mackenzie McDonald
[5] Daniel Evans vs Egor Gerasimov

Grandstand 1 - start o 12:30:
[Q] Christopher Eubanks vs Soonwoo Kwon
Alexander Bublik / Marton Fucsovics vs [2] Ivan Dodig / Michael Venus

Nie przed 15:
Alex Molcan / Jiri Vesely vs Rohan Bopanna / Denis Shapovalov

Grandstand 2 - start o 15:
Nikoloz Basilashvili / Alejandro Davidovich Fokina vs Soonwoo Kwon / Lorenzo Musetti

[Damian]

Delray Beach Open by VITACOST.com



Delray Beach - plan gier na poniedziałek:

Stadium - start o 17:
William Blumberg / Tommy Paul vs [3] Ołeksandr Niedowiesow / Aisam-Ul-Haq Qureshi

Nie przed 19:
Oscar Otte vs Yoshihito Nishioka

Nie przed 20:30:
[8] Maxime Cressy vs John Millman

Nie przed 00:
Brandon Nakashima vs Denis Kudla
Steve Johnson vs Kevin Anderson

Court 1 - start o 20:
[WC] Robert Galloway / Alex Lawson vs Andre Goransson / Nathaniel Lammons
Peter Gojowczyk vs Andreas Seppi

[Damian]

Rio Open presented by Claro



Rio de Janeiro - plan gier na poniedziałek:

Quadra Guga Kuerten - start o 20:30:
[PR] Pablo Cuevas vs [PR] Pablo Andujar

Nie przed 23:
Jaume Munar vs [7] Carlos Alcaraz
[WC] Felipe Meligeni Rodrigues Alves vs [Q] Miomir Kecmanovic

Quadra 1 - start o 20:30:
[WC] Juncheng Shang vs Pedro Martinez
Tomislav Brkic / Nikola Cacic vs Benoit Paire / Albert Ramos-Vinolas

Quadra 2 - start o 22:
Laslo Djere / Dusan Lajovic vs [Q] Pablo Andujar / Pedro Martinez

[DUN I LOVE]

[WC] Juncheng Shang vs Pedro Martinez

Shang jest rocznik 2005.

[Damian]

Open 13 Provence



Marsylia - wyniki II rundy turnieju kwalifikacji:

[1] Tomas Machac d. [Alt] Andrea Arnaboldi 7‑5 6‑3 C. Rask

[2] Damir Dzumhur d. [5] Zizou Bergs 6-3 6-2 M. Absolu

[3] Roman Safiullin d. [Alt] Julian Lenz 6-4 6-3 R. Concas

[4] Mikhail Kukushkin d. [7] Marc-Andrea Huesler 6‑4 6‑4 A. Robein

[Damian]

Open 13 Provence



Marsylia - drabinka turnieju singlowego:
(uzupełniona o kwalifikantów)

[1] Stefanos Tsitsipas wolna runda
Hugo Gaston vs Corentin Moutet
[Q] Damir Dzumhur vs [Q] Tomas Machac
[Q] Roman Safiullin vs [7] Alexei Popyrin

[3] Felix Auger-Aliassime wolna runda
[WC] Jo-Wilfried Tsonga vs [WC] Gilles Simon
Stefano Travaglia vs Henri Laaksonen
Norbert Gombos vs [5] Ilya Ivashka


[8] Gianluca Mager vs Kamil Majchrzak
[Q] Mikhail Kukushkin vs Pierre-Hugues Herbert
[LL] Zizou Bergs vs Holger Rune
[4] Aslan Karatsev wolna runda

[6] Tallon Griekspoor vs [WC] Lucas Pouille
Radu Albot vs [Alt] Dennis Novak
Richard Gasquet vs Mikael Ymer
[2] Andrey Rublev wolna runda