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If he wasn't coming off a lengthy hiatus you would pencil Kei in for the quarters. But after so much time off it's hard to say.

Has made it past the first round of the Australian Open once in his career. Like Thiem, needs to improve on quicker courts.

Declared he was ‘100%’ healthy but only ‘80%’ match-fit this month. Will use Brisbane to get ready for (hopefully) another successful AO campaign.

Emu pisze: David Goffin

At 34, Muller is getting to the pointy end. Won a title in Sydney last year but failed to do any real damage at the Australian Open.

Little highlight machine hasn't been much more than that so far in his career - but a New York QF and a final in Antwerp points to a breakout year.

At 30-years-old time is running out for Fabio to make his mark in Melbourne. Anything past the second round would be a win.

With five of eight AO campaigns ending in 1st-round exits, Mannarino has struggled with the intensity of Grand Slams. Can that change in '18?

The German has squeezed every bit of production his body will allow. Probably won’t win it all, but could he pull off a 2016 Verdasco?

Struggled at majors but was still able to nab two titles in 2017. Playing with a lot more composure now - a QF is not out of the question.

At 31-years-old and coming off two 1st-round exits in London and NY, it’s hard to see the classy all-rounder threatening any of the top guys in Melbourne.

A clay court specialist who has found things difficult at the AO, the extent to Cuevas’ success will depend on his place in the main draw.