ATP DRAW 2024 Dallas Open featuring leading American trio Frances TIAFOE, Ben SHELTON and Tommy PAUL
ATPSaturday, 03 February 2024 at 22:32
The draw has been confirmed ahead of the 2024 Dallas Open which will be one of the ATP 250 tournaments taking place prior to the Middle Eastern swing and sees Frances Tiafoe as top seed.
Tiafoe could face top rising talent, Alex Michelsen in the second round in the tournament slated for 5-11 February, 2024 with Tommy Paul being second seed. He has either Taro Daniel or Constant Lestienne first up. Third seed is Ben Shelton and he could face Michael Mmoh.
It is very much all top Americans barring Tommy Paul with Christopher Eubanks also involved, he faces Aleksandar Vukic first up. Adrian Mannarino interspersed in between adds some light relief from the American barrage, he is fourth seed. Interestingly too, Reilly Opelka's wait to return goes on. He was slated for the wildcard which has been used by Mitchell Krueger up until Friday and so is continuing to stall his comeback.
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