2021 Singapore Tennis Open Entry List with Mannarino, Millman, Cilic
ATPThursday, 18 February 2021 at 05:30
Between 1989-1999, Singapore hosted eight ATP tournaments on an outdoor hard surface, with Kelly Jones, Jan Siemerink, Simon Youl, Jonathan Stark, Magnus Gustafsson and Marcelo Rios as the champions.
After 22 years, Singapore will host the ATP caravan again, with the ATP 250 event taking place in the week after the Australian Open at the 3,000-seater OCBC Arena in the vast Singapore Sports Hub.
The draw will be led by Adrian Mannarino, John Millman and Marin Cilic. Alexandr Bublik will seek another notable result after the opening week in Antalya, followed by Vasek Pospisil, who should be dangerous in indoor conditions.
The entry list could change depending on the Australian Open results. It should be interesting how many of these players can reach the second week in Melbourne and possibly withdraw from Singapore.
2021 Singapore Tennis Open Entry List:
MAIN DRAW SINGLES
1 MANNARINO, Adrian FRA 35
2 MILLMAN, John AUS 38
3 CILIC, Marin CRO 43
4 BUBLIK, Alexander KAZ 45
5 NISHIOKA, Yoshihito JPN 57
6 ALBOT, Radu MDA 85
7 HARRIS, Lloyd RSA 90
8 KWON, Soonwoo KOR 96
9 HANFMANN, Yannick GER 100
1 MANNARINO, Adrian FRA 35
2 MILLMAN, John AUS 38
3 CILIC, Marin CRO 43
4 BUBLIK, Alexander KAZ 45
5 NISHIOKA, Yoshihito JPN 57
6 ALBOT, Radu MDA 85
7 HARRIS, Lloyd RSA 90
8 KWON, Soonwoo KOR 96
9 HANFMANN, Yannick GER 100
10 DUCKWORTH, James AUS 104
11 UCHIYAMA, Yasutaka JPN 105
12 POPYRIN, Alexei AUS 114
13 DANIEL, Taro JPN 117
14 POLMANS, Marc AUS 124
15 BHAMBRI, Yuki IND @127
16 JUNG, Jason TPE 133
17 CRESSY, Maxime USA 170
18 MMOH, Michael USA 175
19 MARCORA, Roberto ITA 180
20 GULBIS, Ernests LAT 185
21 RAMANATHAN, Ramkumar IND 190
22 [WC]
23 [WC]
24 [WC]
25 [Q]
26 [Q]
27 [Q]
28 [Q]
MAIN DRAW ALTERNATES
ROSOL, Lukas CZE 196
LACKO, Lukas SVK 200
STAKHOVSKY, Sergiy UKR 201
HALYS, Quentin FRA 206
KWIATKOWSKI, Thai-Son USA 213
11 UCHIYAMA, Yasutaka JPN 105
12 POPYRIN, Alexei AUS 114
13 DANIEL, Taro JPN 117
14 POLMANS, Marc AUS 124
15 BHAMBRI, Yuki IND @127
16 JUNG, Jason TPE 133
17 CRESSY, Maxime USA 170
18 MMOH, Michael USA 175
19 MARCORA, Roberto ITA 180
20 GULBIS, Ernests LAT 185
21 RAMANATHAN, Ramkumar IND 190
22 [WC]
23 [WC]
24 [WC]
25 [Q]
26 [Q]
27 [Q]
28 [Q]
MAIN DRAW ALTERNATES
ROSOL, Lukas CZE 196
LACKO, Lukas SVK 200
STAKHOVSKY, Sergiy UKR 201
HALYS, Quentin FRA 206
KWIATKOWSKI, Thai-Son USA 213
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