This week, two 250-level tournaments will be played at the same time, which is also an important warm-up game before the Australian Open.
Yesterday, following the announcement of the lineup of the Andreide Race, melbourne also announced the big list, let's take a look.
The tournament's top seed Nadal is naturally the focus of public attention, enjoying the first round bye treatment in a quarter of the district, and the potential opponent in the second round will be the American Geelong.
After suffering two consecutive defeats in the Abu Dhabi exhibition match, Nadal was not alone, and after returning home, he was detected to be infected with the new crown, but fortunately his recovery speed was amazing, and finally appeared in Melbourne.
He himself tweeted with great interest: tell everyone that I have quietly arrived in Melbourne.
Another seeded player in the zone is the German mixed-up Copfil, and the seventh seeded opponent is a Dutch star.
Two-quarters of the zone is dominated by a long-absent Belgian brother, Goffin, whose second-round opponent is most likely homegrown player Kyrgios.
I don't know, who is in better shape than the two people who competed in the two who competed in the small enough last season?
With local players in the district, Thompson will be a compatriot with a wild card in the first round of matchmaking.
France's veteran Gasquette's first-round opponent is sixth-seeded Ivaszka, and the two will not be easy either. Counting up, there are quite a few players in this district who are still related to Nadal. (Gasquet, Kyrgios)
The big seed in three-quarters of the zone is Bulgarian coach Dimitrov, whose second-round opponent is likely to be the Englishman Murray. At that time, the confrontation between the two former year-end finals champions will be quite interesting.
Another seeded player in the district is The American junior Macdonald, who will continue to prove his hard ground strength.
The French veteran Mannarino is also unlucky, and his opponent in the first round will be last year's US Open super dark horse, Dutchman Van der Chant schup.
The final quarter-time zone is led by American minor giant Operka, whose second-round opponent will be the winner between the two qualifiers.
Another first round of focus dialogue will take place between two-time Grand Slam runners-up, South African Cannon Anderson and Spain's Munnar. Another seeded player in the district is the no. 5 seed, French star Parret.
This is the second time that Murray and Nadal appear in the same tournament after the Abu Dhabi exhibition match, and in theory, they only have a chance to meet until they reach the final.
The star of the race undoubtedly overshadows the simultaneous Andreides, and there are also the possibilities of multiple strong dialogues in the course of the game. Let's see how the game will be then! (Source: Tennis House Author: Luo ChengQiye)