2021 Cordoba Open Entry List with Schwartzman, Paire, Kecmanovic
ATPThursday, 18 February 2021 at 05:00
The inaugural Cordoba Open took place in February 2019, replacing the canceled ATP 250 event in Quito that left the Tour after lack of financial support.
The Lawn Tenis Club Cordoba hosted the first ATP tournament on clay in 2019, gathering an excellent field led by Fabio Fognini, Marco Cecchinato, Diego Schwartzman and Pablo Carreno Busta. World no. 112 Juan Ignacio Londero ousted Guido Pella in three sets to claim the first ATP title and become the inaugural champion.
A year ago, Cristian Garin toppled Diego Schwartzman to lift the trophy, and the Chilean will not be in Cordoba to defend the title, experiencing injury and withdrawing from the Australian Open.
This year's edition takes place right after the Australian Open, offering the clay-courters a chance to compete on their favorite surface for the first time this year. The home star Diego Schwartzman is the first seed and the top favorite, seeking the title in front of the home fans and facing Benoit Paire, Miomir Kecmanovic and the former finalist Guido Pella as his main rivals.
Albert Ramos-Vinolas, Dominik Koepfer and Pablo Andujar should also be in contention if they produce their best tennis, with Juan Ignacio Londero hoping for another deep run just like two years ago.
2021 ATP Cordoba Open Entry List:
MAIN DRAW SINGLES
1 SCHWARTZMAN, Diego ARG 9
2 PAIRE, Benoit FRA 28
3 KECMANOVIC, Miomir SRB 42
4 PELLA, Guido ARG 44
5 RAMOS-VINOLAS, Albert ESP 46
6 ANDUJAR, Pablo ESP 59
7 KOEPFER, Dominik GER 68
8 CUEVAS, Pablo URU 70
9 DELBONIS, Federico ARG 77
10 CECCHINATO, Marco ITA 79
11 LONDERO, Juan Ignacio ARG 81
12 MONTEIRO, Thiago BRA 83
13 CORIA, Federico ARG 91
14 SOUSA, Joao POR 92
15 MAGER, Gianluca ITA 95
16 CARBALLES BAENA, Roberto ESP 97
1 SCHWARTZMAN, Diego ARG 9
2 PAIRE, Benoit FRA 28
3 KECMANOVIC, Miomir SRB 42
4 PELLA, Guido ARG 44
5 RAMOS-VINOLAS, Albert ESP 46
6 ANDUJAR, Pablo ESP 59
7 KOEPFER, Dominik GER 68
8 CUEVAS, Pablo URU 70
9 DELBONIS, Federico ARG 77
10 CECCHINATO, Marco ITA 79
11 LONDERO, Juan Ignacio ARG 81
12 MONTEIRO, Thiago BRA 83
13 CORIA, Federico ARG 91
14 SOUSA, Joao POR 92
15 MAGER, Gianluca ITA 95
16 CARBALLES BAENA, Roberto ESP 97
17 MARTIN, Andrej SVK 101
18 SOUSA, Pedro POR 107
19 MUNAR, Jaume ESP 110
20 DELLIEN, Hugo BOL 112
21 GALAN, Daniel Elahi COL 115
22 [WC] CERUNDOLO, Francisco ARG 146
23 [WC] KICKER, Nicolás ARG
24 [WC]
25 [Q]
26 [Q]
27 [Q]
28 [Q]
MAIN DRAW ALTERNATES
SEYBOTH WILD, Thiago BRA 118
KOVALIK, Jozef SVK 125
BAGNIS, Facundo ARG 126
STEBE, Cedrik-Marcel GER 127
MUSETTI, Lorenzo ITA 129
ALTMAIER, Daniel GER 132
22 [WC] CERUNDOLO, Francisco ARG 146
23 [WC] KICKER, Nicolás ARG
24 [WC]
25 [Q]
26 [Q]
27 [Q]
28 [Q]
MAIN DRAW ALTERNATES
SEYBOTH WILD, Thiago BRA 118
KOVALIK, Jozef SVK 125
BAGNIS, Facundo ARG 126
STEBE, Cedrik-Marcel GER 127
MUSETTI, Lorenzo ITA 129
ALTMAIER, Daniel GER 132
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