The much-anticipated Buenos Aires signing form was released recently, so let's take a sneak peek.
Norwegian master Rudd will be the top seed, and bye in the first round, he could face the winner between Argentine Coria and Uruguayan Cuevas in the quarter-finals.
In the previous Australian Open, the Norwegian, who was in the top eight seeds, withdrew due to injury and did not know how he had recovered at this stage.
Last year, the Norwegian won four clay titles, becoming the player with the most titles on clay, I don't know, can you win the opening this time?
The first round of focus duels in the district was between French star Parre and Serbian star Rajovic.
The Frenchman is still frequent in registration for tournaments, and his previous round of participation (that is, playing a round of money and leaving, do not care about the results of the game) has also caused an uproar in the tennis circle, I wonder if he can pay more attention to the results on the field after a brief recovery at last year's Cincinnati Masters and this year's Australian Open?
Two-quarters of the district is home to the fourth seed, Italian Fognini, as well as Spain's Andujar and Martinez.
Ephgenini's current state may not be able to reach the final four. Spain's veteran Anduhar reached the round of sixteen at the Australian Open, showing his old and strong state.
Of course, the most fascinating showdown is an Argentine derby, with clay star Del Bonesse facing long-lost former Grand Slam champion Del Potro.
The latter is about to retire, so the game is one less game, and in theory, the master brother is sure to not win the clay master Del Bones, after all, the latter ranked in the top of the clay winning rate of the entire tour last year.
Three-quarters of the zone is dominated by third-seeded Italian rising star Sonego, whose first opponent is likely to be Danish Lunet, who is playing with a wild card. In addition, seventh seed Ramos is also in this district.
Four-quarters of the zone is dominated by defending champion Schwarzermann, who has just returned from the tour, and he is the second seed this time.
Last season's Buenos Aires championship was Schwarzerman's only bright spot, I wonder if this season as the defending champion can successfully defend the title in the hometown competition?
The Serbian derby was the focus of the first round, with seeded Jerry playing against unseeded Player Ekizmanovic. Speaking of which, the latter also entered the top sixteen of this year's Australian Open, and the state is better.
Clay races in South America are a little earlier than in Europe, compared to events such as Rio de Janeiro and Rotterdam, although the level of the buenos Aires is lower, but the star flavor is not weak, let us look forward to the wonderful presentation of the event! (Source: Tennis House Author: Luo ChengQiye)