
The ATP Tour makes a stop in the beautiful city of Atlanta this summer, as the annual Atlanta Open takes place from July 25-31, 2022.
An ATP 250 event, the Atlanta Open features some of America's finest alongside their European counterparts as they prepare for the US Open. Americans have thrived at the tournament, winning nine of the 11 previous editions. University of Georgia alum John Isner completed a three-peat in 2015, and won his fourth, fifth and sixth titles in 2017, 2018 and 2021, respectively.
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Isner will be participating in an attempt to defend his title, and he will be joined by compatriots Taylor Fritz, Reilly Opelka and Frances Tiafoe. Representing the European contingent are Britain's Cameron Norrie, the Aussie pair of Alex De Minaur and Nick Kyrgios, and former World No.1 Andy Murray, who accepted a wildcard entry to the event.
Former World No.3 Kei Nishikori will also be present, as the Japanese star looks to make a comeback from an injury-plagued season.
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Below is the full list of entrants.
Entries
Seed Name Rk ER
1 Reilly Opelka 17 18
2 John Isner 22 24
3 Alex de Minaur 24 27
4 Frances Tiafoe 29 28
5 Maxime Cressy 33 45
6 Tommy Paul 34 32
7 Jenson Brooksby 41 34
8 Nick Kyrgios 45 40
Brandon Nakashima 49 56
Mackenzie McDonald 51 55
Ilya Ivashka 53 44
Marcos Giron 54 65
Sebastian Korda 57 46
James Duckworth 66 74
Thanasi Kokkinakis 73 79
Soonwoo Kwon 77 81
Quentin Halys 79 82
Alexei Popyrin 82 83
Denis Kudla 83 75
Benoit Paire 92 73
Jordan Thompson 95 76
(WC) Jack Sock 104
(WC) Ben Shelton 323
(WC) Andres Martin 735
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Alternates
Name Rk ER
1 John Millman 84 85
2 Adrian Mannarino 80 86
3 Peter Gojowczyk 93 92
4 Steve Johnson 85 93
5 Jack Draper 87 94
6 Henri Laaksonen 108 96
7 Jason Kubler 96 99
8 Pablo Andujar 94 100
9 Jack Sock 104 103
10 Tim van Rijthoven 101 104
11 Ricardas Berankis 107 106
12 Stefan Kozlov 103 107
13 Radu Albot 109 113
14 J.J. Wolf 105 116
15 Dominik Koepfer 149 117
16 Taro Daniel 102 118
17 Yuki Bhambri 571 127
18 Ernesto Escobedo 120 130
19 Stefano Travaglia 136 139
20 Egor Gerasimov 159 144
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