The smoke from Barcelona and Belgrade has cleared and there will soon be Portugal's Estoril, so let's take a look at the signings.
Canada's Black Aliassim, who has not been in good shape, will be the number one seed, enjoying a first-round bye, and his first opponent is likely to be South African Harris.
After finally winning his first tour title at the beginning of the year, I thought that Aliassym's championship would continue to come. At least after breaking through the demons, you will often play the deeper rounds of the game!
Who knows he encountered Waterloo, and many competitions are often out of the first game, so people don't know why! If it sinks again, it will fall out of the world's top ten and be completely surpassed by Alcaraz.
Former tournament champion Thiem, who is playing with a wild card, will face Frenchman Bonza in the first round. If you win, the next opponent will most likely be the eighth seed, American Star II Koda.
Thiem's comeback has not been smooth, and I wonder if he can recover from this tournament where he has won the championship?
The two-quarters zone is dominated by Monte Carlo Masters runner-up and fourth-seeded Fudkina, who reached the final four of the tournament last year. His first opponent is likely to be the Argentine Coria Jr., which will be a tough fight.
Furkina, who had previously fought consecutively at the Monte Carlo Masters, gave up his homegrown trip to Barcelona because of his physical strength. This time to Portugal, I don't know if he can play crazy performance again?
Spain veteran Andujar will take on the challenge of local Player Bogens in the first round, while fifth seed Tiafo and Former Monte Carlo Masters runner-up Rajovic will be the focus of the first round.
Third-seeded former Grand Slam champion Cilic sits in the three-quarters zone and also reached last year's final four. His first opponent will be between Argentine Baez and Portugal's Sousa.
Seventh seed Paul will take on France veteran Gasquet, with the winner likely to meet the challenge of Czech Viselli, who has so far won two wins over Djokovic.
The final zone is led by second-seeded Schwarzerman, who just stopped in the semi-finals at the Barcelona Open with the same results as last year. His first opponent may be Spain's Baena.
Sixth seed and defending champion Ramos will meet the challenge of Australian veteran Thompson, in addition, the competition between South Korean player Kwon Chun-woo and French celebrity Parret is also quite interesting.
Judging from the list, many second-tier clay masters have come, especially Portugal's close neighbor Matador Legion. (Source: Tennis House Author: Luo ChengQiye)