After the End of the Australian Open, all 250-level events were held around the world, which inevitably made fans feel that the gap was too large.
And this feeling will not last long, the UPP500 Race Rotterdam, which will start this month, recently announced the men's singles signing table, let's take a sneak peek.
Tsitsipas, the Australian Open finalist, will play as the top seed, with his first-round opponent in quarter-time against last year's French Open dark horse, Spaniard Fudkina.
Both are considered clay masters, and this time they meet on the hard court, and I don't know who will laugh to the end. If the Greeks make it through, he will face the winner between South African Harris and Belarusian Ivaszka.
Belgian star Goffin drew the Australian hare DeMinal in the first round, and it looks like he will continue to be less fierce. Having just made his debut as the defending champion at Montpellier, he left early and the world rankings are expected to fall all the way to the top 100.
Bashirashvili is another big seed in the district, and his first-round opponent is American junior Macdonald.
Two quarters of the district is led by Rublev, who returned from the Australian Open, who is also the defending champion of the tournament. His opponent in the first round will be a qualifier.
The Russian is generally strong in this region, and his opponents in the second round are not strong. Another group of duels was Crakinovic against Hungary's Vorsovic.
Another seeded player in the district is Karatsev, and the district is most likely to be two Russians in the quarter-finals.
Three-quarters of the zone was led by Aliassim, who also met a qualifier in the first round. The much-watched Murray will continue to play with a wild card, and his opponent in the first round will be Bublick. The latter is in good shape recently, and Murray's ability to pass the border is still in doubt. And if he does, he could play Ariassim again after last year's Wimbledon.
Khachanov and Poplin met in the first round, and the winner will compete with the winners of sixth seed Nori and Hubert for a place in the quarterfinals.
Four-quarters of the zone is led by fourth-seeded Hulkac, whose first-round opponent is France veteran Tsonga. The latter has been absent for a long time, and it is necessary to further find the feel. Of course, Hulkach, who was eliminated early in the Australian Open, also hopes to adjust his status as soon as possible, after all, as the defending champion of the Miami Masters, he cannot afford to lose points.
Recently, the hot Swede Immel has drawn italian teenager Musetti, and this youth duel is believed to attract everyone's infinite expectations.
In addition, in this district, there are shapovalov, the quarter-final of this year's Australian Open, and last year's US Open dark horse, Dutchman Van der Zamshup. (Source: Tennis House Author: Luo ChengQiye)