2024 French Open Roland Garros ATP ENTRY LIST featuring Rafael NADAL, Novak DJOKOVIC, Jannik SINNER and Carlos ALCARAZ
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The ATP Entry List has been confirmed for the 2024 French Open at Roland Garros between 26 May - 9 June, 2024 and is the next Grand Slam stop on the ATP Calendar. It will be headlined likely for the last time by Spanish king, Rafael Nadal.
In the men's draw, five out of the 104 players enter with a protected ranking including Rafael Nadal who will be ninth and has 14 Roland Garros titles to his name aiming for a fairytale conclusion to his career with a 15th and final French Open crown. Looking to stop him includes a tandem of Novak Djokovic as well as Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner. The latter two aiming to win the title for the first time.
Others involved include Daniil Medvedev, Casper Ruud, Stefanos Tsitsipas and Holger Rune with a near full contingent of top stars descending on Paris for the first of two visits this season with the second being the 2024 Paris Olympic Games.
2024 Roland Garros ATP Entry List
1. Novak Djokovic SRB
2. Jannik Sinner ITA
3. Carlos Alcaraz ESP
4. Daniil Medvedev
5. Alexander Zverev GER
6. Casper Ruud NOR
7. Stefanos Tsitsipas GRE
8. Andrey Rublev
9. Hubert Hurkacz POL
9. Rafael Nadal PR ESP
10. Grigor Dimitrov BUL
11. Alex de Minaur AUS
12. Holger Rune DEN
13. Ugo Humbert FRA
14. Ben Shelton USA
15. Taylor Fritz USA
16. Tommy Paul USA
17. Karen Khachanov
18. Alexander Bublik KAZ
19. Sebastian Baez ARG
20. Adrian Mannarino FRA
21. Francisco Cerundolo ARG
21. Marin Cilic PR CRO
22. Nicolas Jarry CHI
23. Frances Tiafoe USA
24. Lorenzo Musetti ITA
25. Tallon Griekspoor NED
26. Sebastian Korda USA
27. Alejandro Davidovich Fokina ESP
27. Denis Shapovalov CAN PR
28. Jan-Lennard Struff GER
29. Jiri Lehecka CZE
30. Tomas Martin Etcheverry ARG
31. Cameron Norrie GBR
32. Borna Coric CRO
33. Jordan Thompson AUS
34. Felix Auger-Aliassime CAN
35. Laslo Djere SRB
36. Arthur Fils FRA
37. Gael Monfils FRA
38. Roman Safiullin
39. Fabian Marozsan HUN
40. Matteo Arnaldi ITA
41. Alejandro Tabilo CHI
42. Christopher Eubanks USA
43. Sebastian Ofner AUT
44. Alexei Popyrin AUS
45. Aslan Karatsev
46. Jack Draper GBR
47. Zhizhen Zhang CHN
48. Marcos Giron USA
48. Kei Nishikori JPN
49. Daniel Evans GBR
50. Tomas Machac CZE
51. Lorenzo Sonego ITA
52. Mariano Navone ARG
53. Facundo Diaz Acosta ARG
54. Dominik Koepfer GER
55. Nuno Borges POR
56. Andy Murray GBR
57. Pedro Martinez ESP
58. Christopher O'Connell AUS
59. Dusan Lajovic SRB
60. Miomir Kecmanovic SRB
61. Yannick Hanfmann GER
62. Flavio Cobolli ITA
63. Alexander Shevchenko KAZ
64. Luciano Darderi ITA
65. Aleksandar Vukic AUS
66. Daniel Altmaier GER
67. Thiago Seyboth Wild BRA
68. Emil Ruusuvuori FIN
69. Pavel Kotov
70. Alex Michelsen USA
71. Yoshihito Nishioka JPN
72. Roberto Carballes Baena ESP
73. Jaume Munar ESP
74. Jakub Mensik CZE
75. Arthur Cazaux FRA
76. Mackenzie McDonald USA
77. Rinky Hijikata AUS
78. Max Purcell AUS
79. Arthur Rinderknech FRA
80. Sumit Nagal ITA
80. Soonwoo Kwon JPN PR
81. Luca Nardi ITA
82. Marton Fucsovics HUN
83. Federico Coria ARG
84. Roberto Bautista Agut ESP
85. Taro Daniel JPN
86. Stan Wawrinka SUI
87. Brandon Nakashima USA
88. Pedro Cachin ARG
89. Botic van de Zandschulp NED
90. Thiago Agustin Tirante ARG
91. Constant Lestienne FRA
92. Corentin Moutet FRA
93. Daniel Elahi Galan COL
94. Thanasi Kokkinakis AUS
95. Fabio Fognini ITA
96. Hugo Gaston FRA
97. Aleksandar Kovacevic USA
98. Matteo Berrettini ITA
99. Luca van Assche FRA
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