The 2022 ATP Indian Wells Masters is full of stars, except for Djokovic forced to retire, Nadal, Medvedev, Zverev, Tsitsipas, Beretini all compete, except djokovic, the top 10 is not absent!
At present, the men's singles table has been released, Nadal and Medvedev are in the top half, the biggest opponent in Medvedev's 1/4 zone is Tsitsipas, Nadal's 2/4 zone is Rud, Zverev's strongest opponent in zone 3/4 is Beretini, and Rublev is alone in the 4/4 zone (originally Djokovic was in this zone). Such a luxurious lineup is comparable to a Grand Slam event. This year's Indian Wells Masters is also very much to watch, the first is the impact of Djokovic's withdrawal, Rublev benefited obviously, Medvedev is the same, but because the point difference with Djokovic is very small, in order to keep the world number one throne, Medvedev must win three consecutive games to enter the quarterfinals, otherwise, the retired Djokovic may lie back in the world first, which will be a very ironic result.
The second highlight, of course, is Nadal! Entering 2022, Nadal has won the Melbourne Station, the Australian Open and the Mexican Acapulco Championship, winning 15 consecutive wins, still maintaining an unbeaten golden body in the season, creating the best start of a single season in his career, but the 35-year-old Nadal has ushered in another peak of his career, which is incredible. Coming to the Indian Wells Masters, if Nadal can finally win the championship, he will usher in a record 21 consecutive wins in the opening season! In addition, Nadal will also usher in the opening season's fourth consecutive title + Indian Wells Masters fourth crown (previously, Nadal has won three times in 2007, 2009 and 2013).
How did the punished Zverev behave? Can Beretini, Rublev and Ruud win the first title after 95? How did Aliassim, Sina and Alcaraz perform after 00? These are the highlights of this year's Indian Wells Masters.