Chile Open entry list full of clay court specialists including Garin and Coric
ATPFriday, 21 February 2020 at 13:00
The Chile Open entry list features an abundance of clay-court specialists with Chile's own Garin headlining the field.
After several years in Brasil, the tournament once again returns to Chile where it began many years ago. The host city is Santiago and the Chile Open entry list is a solid group of players capable of some good clay-court tennis. Naturally, most players are those who enjoy clay and the first among them is Christian Garin.
The Chilean is having a breakout season after good results in Australia. He is almost entered the top 20 and if he wins this one he will be guaranteed a top 20 spot. His main opposition to this will be Borna Coric. The Croatian was once the most promising young player but injuries took their toll. He is slowly starting to get better and being healthy is most important to him.
Some other better-known player's who will feature in Chile are Pablo Cuevas, Gianluca Mager, Salvatore Caruso and Federico Coria. The Chilean crowd will also have several native players defending their flag besides Garin. The most well known is Alejandro Tabilo and he will certainly be a tough opponent for any that face him.
Full Chile Open Entry list:
MAIN DRAW SINGLES
1 PELLA, Guido ARG 25 2 CORIC, Borna CRO 283 GARIN, Cristian CHI 364 DJERE, Laslo SRB 405 RAMOS-VINOLAS, Albert ESP 426 CUEVAS, Pablo URU 447 RUUD, Casper NOR 468 VERDASCO, Fernando ESP 509 LONDERO, Juan Ignacio ARG 5110 MOUTET, Corentin FRA 7011 DELLIEN, Hugo BOL 7212 DELBONIS, Federico ARG 7313 CECCHINATO, Marco ITA 7614 JARRY, Nicolas CHI 7815 CARBALLES BAENA, Roberto ESP 8016 DAVIDOVICH FOKINA, Alejandro ESP 8517 MONTEIRO, Thiago BRA 8618 MUNAR, Jaume ESP 8819 [WC] TABILO, Alejandro CHI 17220 [WC]21 [WC]22 [SE]23 [SE]24 [Q]25 [Q]26 [Q]27 [Q]
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