The Indian Wells Masters are in full swing, while other lower-level events are underway.
Recently, the Phoenix Challenge announced a strong lineup, and who are the top four seeds in the men's singles?
The french celebrity Parret will go out as the top seed, and he is accustomed to "punching in" the first round of various competitions, how will he perform in the challenge? After all, the Miami Masters will follow, and with his ranking, he can still be shortlisted for this Masters.
Italian youngster Musetti has not had a bright performance since last year's French Open against Djokovic, staging two consecutive sets and losing three sets. Seeing that his compatriot Sina has entered the top ten and is also a post-00 Alcaraz has become popular, should Musetti add more oil? After all, the number of tour titles is still zero!
Frenchman Lindeneich, who has just finished runners-up at the Adelaide Open, is starting to get noticed. Can the post-95 player look up to the older generation of "four little swans" in the future? In this competition, just the two big brothers have also come over, and it is also a good thing to take the scriptures by the way.
The former German second brother Struf has recently performed quite depressed, and his performance is far less than that of his compatriot Kopfel. Can you use low-level events to get back to the touch?
In addition, there are several veterans, including Gasquet, Vodasco, Simon and Checinato.
Gasquet and Simon's tour titles can also rank first among active players, but unfortunately the level is really not high. Approaching the twilight of their careers, they think more about how to enjoy the joy that tennis brings them again!
Watching the old brother Monfils regain the tour title this year, Tsonga also recovered, and the two of them were happier than anyone!
Spaniard Vodasco recently won the Challenge after many years, which is very gratifying. He is now ranked sixth in the number of wins in the current campaign, and this achievement alone is admirable enough.
In recent years, Cecinato, a former French Open final four, has always been mixed up in challenges or low-level events. In contrast to Italy's star-studded boy bands, he can only comfort himself with the honors of the former Grand Slam Final Four.
In terms of the doubles lineup, the same is not to be disappointed, of which the number one seed is the world's first pair, Pavic/Mektic.
A challenge match, actually gathered so many famous players and veteran players, it is really worth looking forward to! (Source: Tennis House Author: Luo ChengQiye)