After experiencing the great tournament in the capital of Serbia, Belgrade, we already know the round-robin draw for the Adria Tour in Zadar.
Dominic Thiem became the champion of the first Adria Tour tournament in Belgrade. The Austrian was flawless on his journey to the title but it was not just about him. The fans enjoyed a great atmosphere in the Novak Tennis Center and Adria Tour proved to be a great tennis event. Now, players moved from Belgrade to Zadar, Croatia and we already know the draw for the second tournament of the series.
Once again the players are divided into 2 groups. The field for the Adria Tour in Zadar changed a bit but Novak Djokovic, Alexander Zverev, and Grigor Dimitrov will play also in the second tournament. This time, they are joined by players such as Borna Coric, Marin Cilic, Andrey Rublev, Pedja Krstin, or Danilo Petrovic who triumphed in the qualification.
The group stage of the Adria Tour in Zadar promises a lot of interesting battles once again. Novak Djokovic will be in group with his good friend Grigor Dimitrov and Alexander Zverev will face Andrey Rublev and Marin Cilic in the other group. On the first day, Saturday, players will play a total of 8 matches, 4 during the day and 4 during the evening session. On Sunday, players will finish the group stage with the last 4 matches of the group stage. First players from the groups will meet in the final during the evening session.
You can check the whole round-robin draw below! Click here to follow the Adria Tour live via our LiveScore! You can find everything you need to know about the competition here.
Adria Tour Zadar round-robin draw:
Group A:
?? Novak Djokovic (no. 1)
?? Grigor Dimitrov (no. 19)
?? Borna Coric (no. 33)
?? Pedja Krstin (no. 246)
?? Grigor Dimitrov (no. 19)
?? Borna Coric (no. 33)
?? Pedja Krstin (no. 246)
Group B:
?? Alexander Zverev (no. 7)
?? Andrey Rublev (no. 14)
?? Marin Cilic (no. 37)
?? Danilo Petrovic (no. 157)
?? Andrey Rublev (no. 14)
?? Marin Cilic (no. 37)
?? Danilo Petrovic (no. 157)
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