The draw has been completed on the ATP side for Wimbledon with some big ties coming out of the hat for Round One at the All England Lawn and Tennis Club.
Set to take place between Monday 28 June - Sunday 11 July, it is a Grand Slam which returns after a year absence following the Coronavirus pandemic.
Rafael Nadal is the leading name not involved so Novak Djokovic will aim for a 20th major scalp, he will start his campaign off against British wildcard, Jack Draper.
The 19-year-old pulled off the scalp of Jannik Sinner at Queen's Club last week and will aim to take out the main favourite for the title.
While, Andy Murray will return after a four-year absence and has Nikoloz Basilashvili in his sights.
Some big ties were picked out barring that including Ugo Humbert, recent Halle winner facing Nick Kyrgios.
As well as Daniil Medvedev taking on Jan-Lennard Stuff - a repeat of the first round at Halle which the German won.
Roger Federer will also return to Wimbledon and faces grass specialist, Adrian Mannarino. While home hero, Dan Evans faces former Queen's champion, Feliciano Lopez in a stacked draw full of stories.
As well Projected Quarter-Finals include Djokovic facing Andrey Rublev, Tsitsipas taking on Roberto Bautista-Agut, Zverev will potentially face Queen's champion Matteo Berrettini and Medvedev is set to face Federer.
Wimbledon ATP draw (in full)
Novak Djokovic - Jack Draper
Marcelo Tomas Barrios Vera - Kevin Anderson
Andreas Seppi - Joao Sousa
Alejandro Davidovich-Fokina - Denis Kudla
Cristian Garín - Bernabe Zapata Miralles
Marc Polmans - Yen-Hsun Lu
Pedro Martínez - Stefano Travaglia
Gael Monfils - Christopher O'Connell
Diego Schwartzman - Benoit Paire
Marco Cecchinato - Liam Broady
Jiri Vesely - Yannick Hanfmann
Jannik Sinner - Marton Fucsovics
Fabio Fognini - Albert Ramos-Vinolas
Pablo Cuevas - Laslo Djere
Lloyd Harris - Ricardas Berankis
Andrey Rublev - Federico Delbonis
Stefanos Tsitsipas - Frances Tiafoe
Roberto Carballes Buena - Vasek Pospisil
Egor Gerasimov - Jay Clarke
Karen Khachanov - MacKenzie McDonald
Dan Evans - Feliciano Lopez
Dusan Lajovic - Gilles Simon
Zhang Zhizhen - Antoine Hoang
Alex de Minaur - Sebastian Korda
Denis Shapovalov - Phillip Kohlschreiber
Pierre-Hugues Herbert - Pablo Andujar
Oscar Otte - Arthur Rinderknech
Nikoloz Basilashvili - Andy Murray
Reilly Opelka - Dominik Koepfer
Soon-woo Kwon - Daniel Masur
Facundo Bagnis - Miomir Kecmanovic
John Millman - Roberto Bautista-Agut
Guido Pella - Matteo Berrettini
Botic van de Zandschulp - Gregoire Barrere
Corentin Moutet - Aljaz Bedene
John Isner - Yoshihito Nishioka
Aslan Karatsev - Jeremy Chardy
Jaume Munar - Iva Ivashka
Kei Nishikori - Alexei Popyrin
Casper Ruud - Jordan Thompson
Felix Auger Aliassime - Thiago Monteiro
Jo-Wilfried Tsonga - Mikael Ymer
Juan Ignacio Londero - Gianluca Mager
Nick Kyrgios - Ugo Humbert
Taylor Fritz - Brandon Nakashima
Steve Johnson - Dennis Novak
Tennys Sandgren - Norbert Gombos
Alexander Zverev - Tallon Griekspoor
Roger Federer - Adrian Mannarino
Richard Gasquet - Yuji Sugita
Filip Krajinovic - Alex Bolt
Lucas Pouille - Cameron Norrie
Lorenzo Sonego - Paulo Sousa
Daniel Galan - Federico Coria
James Duckworth - Radu Albot
Sam Querrey - Pablo Carreno-Busta
Hubert Hurkacz - Lorenzo Musetti
Emil Ruusuvuori - Marcos Giron
Mikhail Kukushkin - Alexander Bublik
Fernando Verdasco - Grigor Dimitrov
Marin Cilic - Salvatore Caruso
Marco Trungelliti - Benjamin Bonzi
Tommy Paul - Carlos Alcaraz
Jan-Lennard Struff - Daniil Medvedev
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