The draw has been released ahead of the Mallorca Championships which is set to take place between 20-26 June in Calvia, Spain on the grass courts.
Another warm-up tournament implemented into the ATP schedule, it will see a host of big names descend on the 250 tournament including Daniil Medvedev, Dominic Thiem and also Novak Djokovic in the doubles only as well as in an exhibition match to open up against Feliciano Lopez.
For the aforementioned big names though, many have byes through to the second round including Thiem who will face the winner of Jan-Lennard Struff and Adrian Mannarino.
Medvedev is set to face either Lloyd Harris or Corentin Moutet. While two Spaniards on home soil who come up next in the seedings in Roberto Bautista Agut and Pablo Carreno Busta will face either Stefano Travaglia/Guido Pella or Jiri Vesely/Salvatore Caruso.
Other top ties from the opening round see Ugo Humbert and Miomir Kecmanovic face off, Gilles Simon will take on fifth seed Casper Ruud. While Jaume Munar also on home soil will face Tennys Sandgren.
The road to Wimbledon continues with the Mallorca Championships.
Draw for Mallorca Championships (ATP 250)
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