2022 Cordoba Open Entry List featuring Schwartzman, Thiem and Garin (Last Update - 29-01)
ATPSaturday, 29 January 2022 at 12:45
The Cordoba Open is the first clay court tournament of the season, and also the opening leg of the Latin American swing, fondly referred to as the "Golden Swing"
The ATP 250 event made it's debut in 2019, and takes place in the city of Cordoba, Argentina. It is scheduled to run from January 31-February 6, 2022 and will feature some of the Tour's best clay-court specialists.
Leading the pack is top seed Diego Schwartzman, who will be hoping to make an impression in front of his home crowd. Joining the Argentine is 2020 US Open champion Dominic Thiem, who will be making his 2022 ATP season debut after taking several months off due to injury.
Christian Garin will also be making an appearance at the event, as the Chilean hopes to reclaim the title he won in 2020. Defending champion Juan Manuel Cerundolo is also scheduled to compete at the event, with the hopes of retaining his title.
Below is the list of entrants.
1 Diego Schwartzman 13 13
2 Dominic Thiem 16 15
3 Cristian Garin 19 17
4 Lorenzo Sonego 26 27
5 Federico Delbonis 38 44
6 Albert Ramos-Vinolas 44 45
7 Benoit Paire 56 46
8 Pedro Martinez 61 60
Federico Coria 64 63
Jaume Munar 71 77
Facundo Bagnis 72 76
Roberto Carballes Baena 75 79
Thiago Monteiro 79 89
Juan Manuel Cerundolo 80 90
Sebastian Baez 88 99
Holger Rune 99 103
Carlos Taberner 108 111
Hugo Dellien 114 115
Andrej Martin 116 116
Yannick Hanfmann 126 99
(WC) Francisco Cerundolo 127
(WC) Tomas Martin Etcheverry 131
(WC) Juan Ignacio Londero 136
Fernando Verdasco 170 74
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Alternates
1 Daniel Elahi Galan 121 120
2 Yannick Hanfmann 126 126
3 Francisco Cerundolo 127 127
4 Juan Pablo Varillas 129 129
5 Tomas Martin Etcheverry 131 130
6 Juan Ignacio Londero 136 135
7 Alejandro Tabilo 135 139
8 Zdenek Kolar 143 142
9 Nicolas Jarry 145 146
10 Tomas Barrios Vera 147 147
11 Dmitry Popko 177 180
12 Alessandro Giannessi 184 185
13 Renzo Olivo 191 189
14 Filip Horansky 194 195
15 Flavio Cobolli 199 205
16 Juan Pablo Ficovich 236 207
17 Camilo Ugo Carabelli 215 213
18 Nicolas Kicker 218 216
19 Juan Pablo Ficovich 236 236
20 Thiago Agustin Tirante 240 241
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