Australia's various competitions are in full swing, and a few days ago, the Sydney Race Signing Form was also freshly baked, so let's take a sneak peek.
In terms of big seeded stars, Russia's secret weapon Karatsev, Georgia's Bahirashvili, Briton Evans, and American little giant Opelka will play in the first four seeds.
The specific signature form is as follows:
Karatsev sits in a quarter of the district, and enjoying a first-round bye, he is likely to face Serbian player Ekizmanovic in the second round.
Karatsev missed the ATP cup currently in progress because of covid-19. As a top four player at last year's Australian Open, whether he can achieve good results this year is also a topic of great concern.
The group's youngsters gathered, and there was a focus conversation in the first round, with Italian Sonego playing Against Frenchman Gaston. Both of them are good at red clay, I don't know who has a better chance of winning this confrontation on the hard ground? The winner between them will likely face Argentine Coria.
Two-quarters of the district is led by former England brother Evans, whose first-round opponent will be between homegrown poplin and Spaniard Martinez.
Evans' recent form has been quite rejuvenating, after being overtaken by Nori in last year's ranking, can he regain the position of Britain's first brother this year?
There is also a focus dialogue in the district, which is played by Serbian second brother Rajovic against Spain's youngster Fudgina, the big dark horse of last year's French Open. In addition, French veteran Mannarino is also in this district.
Three-quarters of the district is headed by American giant Operka, whose first-round opponents will be between Australian player Thompson and American Geelong.
One of the most attractive duels in the group is undoubtedly the local bad boy Kyrgios against the Italian Fognini. Both are famous big mouths, and I believe that whether it is inside or outside the field, it will greatly attract everyone's attention.
Second-seeded Bashirashvili sits in the final quarter-time zone, and bye in the first round he has a good chance of playing against former world number one Murray with a wild card.
Belgian goeffin will be the eighth seed, and his second-round opponents will be between Argentine Del bonesses and Spaniard Ramos.
The tournament began on the 10th and ended on the 15th, just two days before the official start of the Australian Open. This is of great significance for players to further familiarize themselves with the local climate and venue, and will also serve as a bellwether for the Australian Open.
Hopefully, the players will be able to play well and be fully prepared for the upcoming Australian Open. (Source: Tennis House Author: Luo ChengQiye)