The upcoming Rio de Janeiro 500 has recently announced the entry list and signing table, so let's unsign them one by one.
The Australian Open's new four finalists Berrettini will be the top seed, and enjoying the first round bye, he will most likely face a local player with a wild card in the second round.
There is also clay master Del Boness, who has just played a derby with his compatriot Del Potro at the Buenos Aires tournament.
The Argentine master brother originally used this game as his farewell performance, but in the end he was unable to make the trip, and we patiently waited for him to make that important decision.
Spain's youngster Alcaraz, who won his first solo tour in the tournament the year before, started a brilliant season.
He is the seventh seed in this tournament, and his opponent in the first round will be compatriot Munnar. If all goes well, Alcaraz will face Berrettini in the quarter-finals, and the wonderful matchup between the two sides at Vienna last year is sure to impress everyone.
Two-quarters of the zone is dominated by clay master Busta, who is likely to meet Italian veteran Fognini in the second round. If so, it will make the red clay fans enjoy it.
There was also a focus conversation in the first round of the district. Chilean champion Garin will face Argentine Junior Coria in a South-Mexico match, with the winner likely to meet Serbian star Rajovic.
The top seed in the three-quarters zone is Argentine dwarf Tiger Schwarzerman, who bye in the first round and will face the winner between mainland star Shang Juncheng and Espanyol Martinez in the second round.
The mainland youngster who has gained a lot in the challenge, this time he has a rare wild card issued by the event organizing committee, I wonder if he can seize the opportunity to become famous like Alcaraz the previous year?
Four quarters of the district is dominated by Rudd, the Norwegian who won the most titles on clay on clay last season. His opponent in the first round is likely to be French star Parret.
Serbian youngster Jerry and sixth seed, Italian Sonego, will face each other in the first round. Sonnego has played frequently and well recently, and this year is expected to further consolidate his ranking into the Italian troika (Beretini, Sina, Sonego).
Rio de Janeiro is the final battle of the Clay in South America, and after playing this event, the focus of world tennis will shift to Dubai, and then next month it will be the sunshine double match. Let's look forward to the event! (Source: Tennis House Author: Luo ChengQiye)