2023 Adelaide International 1 ATP Entry List featuring Djokovic, Auger-Aliassime, Medvedev and Murray (Last Update - 28-12)
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The 2023 Adelaide International 1 tournament will offer a lot of players the opportunity to hone their skills prior to the Australian Open, as it kicks off the ATP season from January 1-8, 2023
An ATP 250 event, it will feature a star-studded list of players who will be hoping to play some events prior to the first Grand Slam of the year in Melbourne. Although defending champion Gael Monfils will not be participating this year due to his withdrawal from the Australian Open, several other entertaining superstars will be present, making this field even stronger than last year's.
Former World No.1 Novak Djokovic headlines the entry list, and the Serbian will be joined by Russians Daniil Medvedev, Andrey Rublev and last year's finalist Karen Khachanov. Additionally, three-time Grand slam champion Andy Murray is scheduled to compete, as are British compatriots Jack draper and Kyle Edmund, who is hoping to begin his comeback on the ATP circuit following his battle with injuries.
Canadian Felix Auger-Aliassime will spearhead the youth movement at the event, alongside Holger Rune, Jannik Sinner and Sebastian Korda. Below is the full list of entrants.
MAIN DRAW ENTRANTS
1 Novak Djokovic 5 5
2 Felix Auger-Aliassime 6 6
3 Daniil Medvedev 7 7
4 Andrey Rublev 8 8
5 Holger Rune 11 11
6 Jannik Sinner 15 15
7 Denis Shapovalov 18 18
8 Karen Khachanov 20 20
Roberto Bautista Agut 21 21
Miomir Kecmanovic 29 29
Sebastian Korda 33 33
Maxime Cressy 34 34
Yoshihito Nishioka 36 36
Jack Draper 42 42
Lorenzo Sonego 45 45
Brandon Nakashima 47 47
Andy Murray 49 49
Pedro Cachin 57 57
Marcos Giron 61 61
Mackenzie McDonald 63 63
Quentin Halys 64 64
Constant Lestienne 65 65
Daniel Elahi Galan 67 67
Richard Gasquet 68 68
(WC) Christopher O'Connell 78
(WC) Jordan Thompson 84
(WC) Thanasi Kokkinakis 93
Kyle Edmund 581 48
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Alternates
Name Rk ER
1 Mikael Ymer 69 69
2 Christopher O'Connell 78 78
3 Soonwoo Kwon 83 83
4 Jordan Thompson 84 84
5 Ugo Humbert 86 86
6 Roman Safiullin 88 89
7 Gregoire Barrere 90 91
8 Taro Daniel 92 93
9 Thanasi Kokkinakis 93 94
10 Ben Shelton 96 97
11 Zhizhen Zhang 99 101
12 Dominic Thiem 102 105
13 Yibing Wu 116 117
14 Alexei Popyrin 120 121
15 Pablo Andujar 121 122
16 Christopher Eubanks 123 124
17 Camilo Ugo Carabelli 126 127
18 Elias Ymer 127 128
19 Yannick Hanfmann 128 130
20 John Millman 147 148
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