Barcelona Open Banc Sabadell Entry List with Tsitsipas, Ruud and Auger-Aliassime (Last Update - 16-04)
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The 2022 edition of the Barcelona Open once again has Nadal headlining the field of play with Tsitsipas and Ruud as well.
The Barcelona Open is a longstanding clay event that always draws a lot of the best players in the world. The event was always popular among players due to being held in Barcelona but also because Nadal rarely skips it. It's been a tradition of his to play the event and with great success. He will return in 2022 once more to try and defend the trophy that he won last year against Tsitsipas.
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The Greek will also be back at this event along with noted clay-court specialist Casper Ruud. Besides them, we will also see Hubert Hurkacz, Jannik Sinner, Cameron Norrie, Denis Shapovalov and many more. Check out the full entry list below.
2022 Barcelona Open Entry List:
1 Stefanos Tsitsipas 5 5
2 Casper Ruud 7 8
3 (WC) Felix Auger-Aliassime 9
4 Cameron Norrie 10 12
5 Carlos Alcaraz 11 16
6 Diego Schwartzman 16 15
7 Roberto Bautista Agut 18 17
8 Pablo Carreno Busta 19 19
9 Nikoloz Basilashvili 20 20
10 Alex de Minaur 25 28
11 Lorenzo Sonego 26 21
12 Daniel Evans 27 27
13 Frances Tiafoe 28 31
14 Grigor Dimitrov 29 29
15 Federico Delbonis 34 36
16 Alexander Bublik 36 33
Albert Ramos-Vinolas 37 35
Lloyd Harris 40 44
Sebastian Korda 42 38
Ilya Ivashka 44 41
Pedro Martinez 45 47
Alejandro Davidovich Fokina 46 43
Ugo Humbert 48 45
Mackenzie McDonald 53 54
Marcos Giron 54 52
Federico Coria 55 60
Marton Fucsovics 57 55
Arthur Rinderknech 59 58
Benoit Paire 61 49
Sebastian Baez 66 66
Adrian Mannarino 68 61
Maxime Cressy 69 72
Soonwoo Kwon 70 63
Brandon Nakashima 76 80
Roberto Carballes Baena 78 79
Pablo Andujar 80 67
Emil Ruusuvuori 81 71
Lorenzo Musetti 83 76
Jordan Thompson 86 78
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Alternates
Name Rk ER
1 Jaume Munar 105 89
2 Hugo Dellien 92 90
3 Alexei Popyrin 98 92
4 Carlos Taberner 94 94
5 Jiri Lehecka 99 98
6 Gianluca Mager 112 99
7 Peter Gojowczyk 101 100
8 Francisco Cerundolo 52 103
9 Facundo Bagnis 93 104
10 Taro Daniel 106 106
11 Norbert Gombos 109 112
12 Stefano Travaglia 111 113
13 Feliciano Lopez 119 114
14 Thiago Monteiro 114 116
15 Radu Albot 118 117
16 Juan Pablo Varillas 110 119
17 Fernando Verdasco 120 123
18 Bernabe Zapata Miralles 123 124
19 Elias Ymer 130 131
20 Pierre-Hugues Herbert 136 134
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