2023 Open 13 Provence ATP Entry List featuring Hurkacz, Sinner and Dimitrov (Last Update - 17-02)
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The ATP tour will move to Europe soon after the Australian Open, with Marseille, France playing host to the Open 13 Provence from February 20-26, 2023.
An ATP 250 event, the Open 13 Provence will be without defending champion Andrey Rublev, who triumphed in both the singles and doubles event last year. Rising Danish star Holger Rune was due be this year's top seed, however he withdrew so Polish No.1 Hubert Hurkacz will lead.
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The sensational Jannik Sinner is scheduled to compete, alongside Bulgarian veteran Grigor Dimitrov. Speedy Aussie Alex De Minaur will be present, as are Russian Karen Khachanov and Kazakhstan's Alexander Bublik.
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Below is the list of entrants.
2 Hubert Hurkacz 10 11
3 Jannik Sinner 14 16
4 Pablo Carreno Busta 16 15
5 Alex de Minaur 25 24
6 Grigor Dimitrov 28 28
7 Maxime Cressy 40 41
8 David Goffin 41 50
Richard Gasquet 45 42
Marc-Andrea Huesler 47 51
Benjamin Bonzi 48 48
Alexander Bublik 50 36
Arthur Rinderknech 64 59
Filip Krajinovic 69 54
Gregoire Barrere 71 83
Mikael Ymer 72 69
Oscar Otte 80 74
Roman Safiullin 83 97
Radu Albot 113 100
Stan Wawrinka 130
Leandro Riedi 128 135
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Name Rk ER
1 Norbert Gombos 119 109
2 Pablo Andujar 168 121
3 Fernando Verdasco 133 123
4 Elias Ymer 163 124
5 Yuki Bhambri 684 127
6 Zizou Bergs 124 130
7 Leandro Riedi 128 135
8 Stan Wawrinka 130 139
9 John Millman 139 140
10 Lukas Klein 144 141
11 Luca Van Assche 152 143
12 Raul Brancaccio 121 145
13 Hugo Grenier 151 147
14 Manuel Guinard 161 150
15 Vit Kopriva 180 151
16 Jan-Lennard Struff 156 167
17 Carlos Taberner 177 170
18 Ricardas Berankis 190 171
19 Geoffrey Blancaneaux 150 173
20 Egor Gerasimov 429 173
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