Dubai has already announced this year's signing list, and among the players, the most talked about is undoubtedly Djokovic, who will appear on the pitch for the first time this year.
So, how is his signature this time? Who are the potential opponents on the road to advancement?
First round: Musetti
I believe that everyone still remembers the five-set battle between the two in the French Open last year, when Musetti once led in two sets, which shocked the world, but in the end it was reversed by the old Serbian king.
After the game, Djokovic also took the initiative to ask the little Italian brother to take his private jet to prepare for the Wimbledon competition. The heart of the Serbian king to carry the little brother can be seen.
Coincidentally, before the draw, Musetti just asked Djokovic to train together, and he didn't think about it... Can the two of us who turned the training session into a regular match give us a match as wonderful as last year's French Open?
Second round: Khachanov/Dminal
One of Khachanov's most important victories came from Djokovic.
In the final of that year's Paris Masters, the Russians defeated Djokovic and won the heaviest title to date.
However, when they meet now, Thor is afraid that it will be difficult to get any advantage from the Serbian King. Deminarl is not supposed to pose a threat.
Quarter-finals: Agut/Cilic
The test comes on that round. Agut has just won the Doha Open and is at a climax both in morale and form.
Coupled with his history of not being afraid of Djokovic, he won twice on hard courts at the beginning of the 2019 season. The playing style also seems to be a bit suppressed, and it is also very interesting if the two can meet again after a few years.
Semi-finals: Aliassim/Shapovalov
The semi-finals could be placed against the Canadian Twins. Shapovalov played against Djokovic in the Wimbledon semi-finals last year, when he reached the final four of a Grand Slam for the first time, but he was not reconciled after the defeat and left behind sad tears.
And more likely to be the first in the world is undoubtedly Ariasim, who has been in hot form lately. He first won the Rotterdam Open, knocking over Rublev and Tsitsipas, and successfully breaking the window paper.
At the just-concluded Marseille Open, he was runners-up again. If it is against the Dejo, it is a good touchstone for him.
Final: Sina /Hulkach/Rublev
These three finalists, who at least finished runners-up at last year's Masters, have a certain strength, but if they want to bring down Djokovic, they need to be fully prepared.
It remains to be seen how Djokovic, who participated in the competition for the first time this year, will do! (Source: Tennis House Author: Luo ChengQiye)