Munich 250 has announced the roster and signing form, so let's take a sneak peek.
Local player and defending champion Zverev will be the top seed. Enjoying the first round of bye treatment, his first opponent is likely to be the Dane Lunet, who has recently gained more popularity. With a strong personality, he has recently been favored by the competition side and issued him wild cards. He was also happy with this, and even commented on the Big Three.
I wonder if the Danes can play a decent performance against Zverev, one of the small big three?
In addition, sixth-seeded Evans will face American Cressy, who has fallen quickly after the Australian Open season, and Rusuwori is in this area.
Two-quarters of the zone is dominated by American giants and second-seeded Opelka, whose first opponent is expected to be German Ott.
The Long-Lost French teenager Gaston will face the American Geelong in the first round, and I wonder if he is still in full swing for putting small balls on clay courts?
Fifth seed, Chilean Gogarin and Serbian Krajinovic will have a focus conversation in the first round.
Three-quarters of the district is led by Georgia's bearded Bashirashvili, the fourth seed who has been in a slump lately, and his first opponent will be between Ivaszka and American junior Macdonald.
Seventh-seeded Serbian Kecmanovic, who has been in great form lately, is also in this zone, and he will face the encirclement of Germany.
The last quarter-zone is led by Norwegian Rudd, who is also the second seed of the tournament and his opponent is likely to be the dark horse Molken in the previous game.
In addition, the eighth seed, the Dutchman Van der Chant schup, is also in this district. His opponent in the first round was not easy to deal with, and it was American youngster Brandon Nakajima.
Both of them are now steadily rising in the world rankings, one late and one young. Is the new generation stronger, or are the Dutch better?
Hungary's Vösovic and Australia's veteran Mirman will stage a focus showdown in the first round.
Millman has just eliminated Thiem, who has been out of the game for a long time, and Fersonic has not played the same good result as last year's Wimbledon quarterfinals in a long time. Of the two, slightly optimistic about Fersonic's promotion.
After barcelona, before the Madrid Masters, there will be two 250 races at the same time, and the star rating of Munich will be better than the Portugal race, which starts at the same time!
Is Zverev continuing to serve as the head snake? Or is Ruud the King of 250 king? Let's look forward to the exciting progress of the event. (Source: Tennis House Author: Luo ChengQiye)