The smoke from the Monte Carlo Masters has just cleared, and Barcelona is just around the corner.
Tsitsipas, last year's runner-up, will be the top seed. Enjoying a first-round bye, he will face off in the second round between homegrown martinez and Ivaszka.
Also noteworthy in the district is the fifth seed Alcaraz. At the Monte Carlo Masters, can he achieve excellent results in local competitions?
If Tsitsipas and Alcalas can have a strong dialogue in the quarter-finals, it must be Mars Splash!
In addition, ninth seed Bashirashvili and fourteenth seed Dimitrov are both in this district.
The focus of the first round of dialogue in the district included a wild card-playing local player Munnar against Frenchman Lind kreech, American Geelong against Argentina's Corria Jr., and South Korean player Kwon Junyu and French celebrity Parret.
Two-quarters of the zone is led by fourth-seeded Nori, whose first opponent will be between homegrown player Ramos and French old demon Mannarino.
In addition, the tenth seed Deminal and the fifteenth seed Delbonnes are also gathered in the district. Seventh-seeded Agut has announced his retirement.
The focus of the first round was between Spaniard Baena and South African Harris, Spanish veteran Anduhar vs. Frenchman Hubert, and Hungarian player Fsovic vs. Australian Thompson.
The strength of the district is relatively balanced, and there are no players who are obviously thriving.
Three-quarters of the zone is dominated by third-seeded Aliassim, who has been out of the Masters dismal in a row. Sixth seed Schwarzerman, twelfth seed Evans and thirteenth seed Tiaphur are all in the district.
The district has the most qualifiers, with other notable players including Italian teenager Musetti, American junior Macdonald and the dark horse Fokina at the Monte Carlo Masters.
The last district is led by second seed Rudd, which is relatively weakest. Among the seeded players are only Espanyol Busta, Italian Sonego, Kazakhstan's Bublik and so on.
In an interview after the Monte Carlo Masters, Bublick said outright "I don't like clay", I don't know why I came to the competition again right away?!
In addition, there are brandon Nakajima, Lopez, Cressy, Rusuwori and other veteran major generals.
Among the local players, although the defending champion Nadal is absent, Alcaraz, Fudkina and others will fight Tsitsipas and others to defend the honor of local players.
Is it the local battle that is stronger, or is it that "foreign monks chant the sutra"? Let's look forward to the wonderful presentation of the event! (Source: Tennis House Author: Luo ChengQiye)