The 32 seeds for this year's inaugural Masters have surfaced, so imagine what would be the full alignment if they could all make it to the final round of 32?
Today let's analyze the alignment of the upper half:
Medvedev-Monfils
Some fans joked that this was the Son-in-law of the Russian Prime Minister against the Ukrainian son-in-law. Political issues aside for the time being, the way the two play is really very different.
On the one hand, Monfils, who likes to interact with the fans on the field and encourages the fans and can play the fairy ball from time to time, on the other hand, he likes to interact with the fans after the game, and from time to time he also has to scare the mei of the fans on the spot. The two have not yet met, and the fans are already happy to see it.
Al karaz-Agut
Unconsciously, Alcaraz's world ranking has quietly advanced to the top twenty in the world, and it is close to the big brother Agut.
The latter also set a personal record this year, and with his revenge on last year's old rival Bashirashvili in the Doha final, Agut's career titles have also reached the level of double-doubles.
This time, Agut can be the touchstone of the youngster, and it can also be seen whether the latter can beat big brother and become Nadal's quasi-successor.
Nori-Bashirashvili
It is possible that the champions and runners-up of last year's tournament met early, but since last year's world war, the two have taken very different paths.
Nori is close to the top ten in the world, and after a brief slump at the beginning of the year, he won the De la Reed Beach Race.
Georgia's beard, who had previously won the championship with a high conversion rate, was out early in this year's tournament (two games lost to Murray), and also lost the doha final, and the world ranking fell again and again.
Khachanov-Tsitsipas
Neither of them is doing very well. The Greeks remained unable to score in the 500 race, with Rotterdam finishing second and Acapulco stalling. It can be seen that the injury at the end of last year seems to have been affecting him.
Although Khachanov also played a certain level last year, his overall strength was a certain gap from when he won the Paris Masters championship that year.
Nadal Evans
Nadal looks like another good signing, and Evans is no longer the courage of britain.
Opelka Shapovalov
A North American derby, both eager to prove themselves in the Masters.
Sina-Sonego
If the Italian derby can be played, who will be better?
Delbonis-Rudd
If you look at the statistics, both of these clay wins should be at the top of the list last season. What kind of scene will the contest between two clay masters take place on the hard court? (Source: Tennis House Author: Luo ChengQiye)