Ahoy Rotterdam Arena will host the 48th edition of the ABN AMRO World Tennis Tournament in the first week of March, gathering the world's best players.
Rotterdam saw its first edition back in 1974, and it has been a regular stop in the ATP calendar ever since, becoming one of the world's best indoor tournaments and having impressive names on the winners list, including Arthur Ashe, Jimmy Connors, Bjorn Borg, Guillermo Vilas, Stefan Edberg, Boris Becker, Michael Stich, Goran Ivanisevic, Lleyton Hewitt, Roger Federer, Andy Murray, Juan Martin del Potro Stan Wawrinka.
World no. 3 Daniil Medvedev will headline the field in Rotterdam. Besides the Russian, Stefanos Tsitsipas, Andrey Rublev, Roberto Bautista Agut, and many others will seek the title and 500 points.
2021 Rotterdam ABN AMRO World Tennis Tournament Entry List:
MAIN DRAW SINGLES
1 MEDVEDEV, Daniil RUS 4
1 MEDVEDEV, Daniil RUS 4
2 TSITSIPAS, Stefanos GRE 63 RUBLEV, Andrey RUS 8
4 BAUTISTA AGUT, Roberto ESP 13
5 GOFFIN, David BEL 14
6 WAWRINKA, Stan SUI 18
7 KHACHANOV, Karen RUS 20
8 AUGER-ALIASSIME, Felix CAN 21
9 DE MINAUR, Alex AUS 23
10 CORIC, Borna CRO 25
11 LAJOVIC, Dusan SRB 26
12 HURKACZ, Hubert POL 29
13 KRAJINOVIC, Filip SRB 31
14 HUMBERT, Ugo FRA 3215 SONEGO, Lorenzo ITA 34
16 MANNARINO, Adrian FRA 35
17 SINNER, Jannik ITA 36
18 STRUFF, Jan-Lennard GER 37
19 MILLMAN, John AUS 38
20 BASILASHVILI, Nikoloz GEO 39
21 OPELKA, Reilly USA 40
22 NISHIKORI, Kei JPN 41
23 BUBLIK, Alexander KAZ 45
24 [WC]
25 [WC]
26 [WC]
27 [WC]
28 [SE]
29 [Q]
30 [Q]
31 [Q]
32 [Q]
MAIN DRAW ALTERNATES
KYRGIOS, Nick AUS 47
GASQUET, Richard FRA 48
4 BAUTISTA AGUT, Roberto ESP 13
5 GOFFIN, David BEL 14
6 WAWRINKA, Stan SUI 18
7 KHACHANOV, Karen RUS 20
8 AUGER-ALIASSIME, Felix CAN 21
9 DE MINAUR, Alex AUS 23
10 CORIC, Borna CRO 25
11 LAJOVIC, Dusan SRB 26
12 HURKACZ, Hubert POL 29
13 KRAJINOVIC, Filip SRB 31
14 HUMBERT, Ugo FRA 3215 SONEGO, Lorenzo ITA 34
16 MANNARINO, Adrian FRA 35
17 SINNER, Jannik ITA 36
18 STRUFF, Jan-Lennard GER 37
19 MILLMAN, John AUS 38
20 BASILASHVILI, Nikoloz GEO 39
21 OPELKA, Reilly USA 40
22 NISHIKORI, Kei JPN 41
23 BUBLIK, Alexander KAZ 45
24 [WC]
25 [WC]
26 [WC]
27 [WC]
28 [SE]
29 [Q]
30 [Q]
31 [Q]
32 [Q]
MAIN DRAW ALTERNATES
KYRGIOS, Nick AUS 47
GASQUET, Richard FRA 48
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