
The 2022 Madrid Open will be the first event where both Djokovic and Nadal will play as the entry list features them both along with Zverev and others.
The 2022 Madrid Open will be a very fascinating event as the Men's tournament is being held for the 20th time. The jubilee features one of the strongest events in recent memory with the majority of top players attending the event.
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The defending champion is Alexander Zverev who traditionally plays superb tennis in the Spanish capital. He defeated Berrettini in the final and the Italian is set to return in time to play at the event. Djokovic and Nadal will also play at the event and it's the first one where both will play. If you want to see the full entry list check it out below.
2022 ATP Madrid Open Entry List:
1 Novak Djokovic 1 1
2 Alexander Zverev 3 3
3 Rafael Nadal 4 4
4 Stefanos Tsitsipas 5 5
5 Casper Ruud 7 7
6 Andrey Rublev 8 8
7 Carlos Alcaraz 9 11
8 Felix Auger-Aliassime 10 9
9 Cameron Norrie 11 10
10 Jannik Sinner 12 12
11 Taylor Fritz 13 13
12 Hubert Hurkacz 14 14
13 Diego Schwartzman 15 16
14 Denis Shapovalov 16 15
15 Reilly Opelka 17 18
16 Pablo Carreno Busta 18 17
Roberto Bautista Agut 19 19
Nikoloz Basilashvili 20 20
Gael Monfils 21 22
Grigor Dimitrov 22 28
Marin Cilic 23 23
Alex de Minaur 24 25
John Isner 25 27
Karen Khachanov 26 24
Lorenzo Sonego 27 21
Alejandro Davidovich Fokina 28 45
Frances Tiafoe 29 30
Cristian Garin 30 29
Albert Ramos-Vinolas 31 33
Alexander Bublik 32 37
Aslan Karatsev 33 31
Tommy Paul 34 34
Daniel Evans 35 26
Federico Delbonis 36 35
Sebastian Korda 37 41
Miomir Kecmanovic 38 38
Lloyd Harris 39 40
Botic van de Zandschulp 40 43
Pedro Martinez 42 46
Jenson Brooksby 43 36
Ilya Ivashka 44 42
Filip Krajinovic 49 39
Fabio Fognini 50 32
(WC) Andy Murray 81
Dominic Thiem 93 6
(WC) Jack Draper 124
(WC) Lucas Pouille 156
Borna Coric 262 27
(WC) Carlos Gimeno Valero 369
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Alternates
Name Rk ER
1 Ugo Humbert 45 47
2 Dusan Lajovic 78 48
3 Benoit Paire 60 49
4 Francisco Cerundolo 47 51
5 Mackenzie McDonald 51 52
6 Marcos Giron 53 53
7 Laslo Djere 54 55
8 Tallon Griekspoor 56 56
9 Marton Fucsovics 48 57
10 Federico Coria 52 60
11 Dominik Koepfer 66 62
12 Hugo Gaston 72 63
13 Soonwoo Kwon 71 64
14 Alex Molcan 46 65
15 Sebastian Baez 59 66
16 Adrian Mannarino 68 68
17 Jiri Vesely 74 69
18 Maxime Cressy 65 70
19 James Duckworth 73 71
20 Oscar Otte 62 72
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