Grand Slam season comes to a close with the US Open, as the fourth and final Major of the year is hosted in New York from August 29-September 11, 2022.
Probably one of the most electrifying events of the year, the US Open never fails to disappoint, producing epic matches that remain etched in the memory of many a fan. This year's edition will be no different, as several of the top ATP stars will be competing at the event.
Defending champion Daniil Medvedev will of course be hoping to retain his title, after preventing Novak Djokovic from winning a calendar Grand Slam last year. The latter will not play withdrawing just before the draw reveal.
Rafael Nadal will be looking to add a third Grand Slam title this season to his trophy cabinet, after prevailing at the Australian Open and French Open. Several of the ATP Top 10 are scheduled to play, with 2020 finalist Alexander Zverev withdrawing though due to injury.
Below is the list of entrants.
Entries
Seed Name Rk ER
1 Daniil Medvedev 1 1
2 Rafael Nadal 3 3
3 Carlos Alcaraz 4 6
4 Stefanos Tsitsipas 5 4
6 Casper Ruud 7 5
7 Felix Auger-Aliassime 8 9
8 Cameron Norrie 9 11
9 Hubert Hurkacz 10 12
10 Andrey Rublev 11 8
11 Taylor Fritz 12 13
12 Jannik Sinner 13 10
13 Pablo Carreno Busta 14 23
14 Matteo Berrettini 15 15
15 Diego Schwartzman 16 14
16 Marin Cilic 17 16
17 Roberto Bautista Agut 18 19
18 Grigor Dimitrov 19 18
19 Alex de Minaur 20 24
20 Denis Shapovalov 21 21
21 Daniel Evans 22 36
22 Botic van de Zandschulp 23 25
23 Frances Tiafoe 24 29
24 Nick Kyrgios 26 45
25 Francisco Cerundolo 27 30
26 Borna Coric 29 27
27 Lorenzo Musetti 30 62
28 Karen Khachanov 31 26
29 Holger Rune 32 27
30 Tommy Paul 33 34
31 Maxime Cressy 34 33
32 Nikoloz Basilashvili 35 28
Miomir Kecmanovic 36 31
Sebastian Baez 37 32
Aslan Karatsev 38 37
Alejandro Davidovich Fokina 39 35
Alex Molcan 40 48
Oscar Otte 41 38
Albert Ramos-Vinolas 42 40
Jenson Brooksby 43 41
Emil Ruusuvuori 44 42
Filip Krajinovic 45 43
Tallon Griekspoor 46 47
Alexander Bublik 47 39
John Isner 48 22
Andy Murray 49 50
Benjamin Bonzi 50 44
Ilya Ivashka 51 53
Sebastian Korda 52 57
Marcos Giron 53 54
Pedro Martinez 54 52
Jack Draper 55 87
Yoshihito Nishioka 56 97
Jaume Munar 57 63
Arthur Rinderknech 58 55
Joao Sousa 59 58
Jiri Lehecka 60 65
Fabio Fognini 61 61
David Goffin 62 67
Lorenzo Sonego 63 60
Adrian Mannarino 65 80
Pedro Cachin 66 90
Thiago Monteiro 67 72
Jiri Vesely 68 71
Brandon Nakashima 69 49
Thanasi Kokkinakis 70 73
Hugo Gaston 71 59
Alejandro Tabilo 72 68
Hugo Dellien 73 74
Mikael Ymer 74 91
Quentin Halys 76 79
Mackenzie McDonald 77 51
Federico Coria 78 78
Bernabe Zapata Miralles 79 81
Roberto Carballes Baena 80 88
Soonwoo Kwon 81 77
Alexei Popyrin 82 82
Cristian Garin 83 70
James Duckworth 84 66
Chun-Hsin Tseng 85 86
Tomas Martin Etcheverry 86 76
(WC) J.J. Wolf 87
Dusan Lajovic 88 75
Laslo Djere 89 69
Kamil Majchrzak 90 89
Richard Gasquet 91 64
Pablo Andujar 92 94
Daniel Altmaier 93 56
Taro Daniel 95 102
Marton Fucsovics 96 98
Denis Kudla 97 83
Marc-Andrea Huesler 102 99
Jordan Thompson 103 95
John Millman 104 84
Jack Sock 108 104
Stefan Kozlov 110 103
Peter Gojowczyk 111 93
Steve Johnson 115 85
Jason Kubler 116 96
Tim van Rijthoven 119 101
Christopher O'Connell 121 100
(WC) Ugo Humbert 143
Benoit Paire 164 92
(WC) Ben Shelton 171
(WC) Rinky Hijikata 198
(WC) Emilio Nava 200
(WC) Dominic Thiem 231
(WC) Sam Querrey 281
Stan Wawrinka 288 22
Aljaz Bedene 343 75
Kyle Edmund 665 48
(WC) Learner Tien 1029
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Alternates
Name Rk ER
1 J.J. Wolf 87 105
2 Carlos Taberner 118 106
3 Ricardas Berankis 123 107
4 Henri Laaksonen 98 108
5 Radu Albot 107 109
6 Juan Manuel Cerundolo 125 110
7 Nuno Borges 105 111
8 Corentin Moutet 112 112
9 Daniel Elahi Galan 94 113
10 Camilo Ugo Carabelli 99 114
11 Juan Pablo Varillas 100 115
12 Norbert Gombos 114 116
13 Pavel Kotov 113 117
14 Nicolas Jarry 120 118
15 Constant Lestienne 75 119
16 Ernesto Escobedo 175 120
17 Facundo Bagnis 106 121
18 Jan-Lennard Struff 129 122
19 Ryan Peniston 130 123
20 Vit Kopriva 154 124
Withdrawals
Name Rk ER
Alexander Zverev 2 2
Novak Djokovic 6 7
Gael Monfils 25 20
Reilly Opelka 28 17
Lloyd Harris 64 46
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