The draw has been completed ahead of ABN AMRO Open in Rotterdam which takes place between 3-9 February, 2025 with Carlos Alcaraz as top seed in Holland.
Alcaraz will face Botic van de Zandschulp in the opening round as he battles the home crowd as well as the Dutchman. He then could take on Felix Auger-Aliassime who is one of the top unseeded stars involved.
At the ATP 500, Daniil Medvedev also stars as second seed. He faces Stan Wawrinka. Stefanos Tsitsipas also has a late wildcard and faces Matteo Berrettini or Tallon Griekspoor.
Alex de Minaur heads from Davis Cup action to Holland as he faces David Goffin, while Jakub Mensik and Alexander Bublik loom in his section. As does the rising star contingent of Arthur Fils who faces a qualifier then Aleksandar Kovacevic or Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard.
Hubert Hurkacz will face Flavio Cobolli, winner could take on Jiri Lehecka or Alexei Popyrin. Andrey Rublev will face Zhizhen Zhang with the winner going up against Jan-Lennard Struff or Fabian Marozsan not to mention Holger Rune v Lorenzo Sonego. The definition of a stacked draw over the next week.
That is without Jannik Sinner, the defending champion also not making it to Rotterdam. He decided to withdraw with Tsitsipas being his replacement so even in losing him, the star names still descend on one of the oldest running traditions post Australian Open.
Initially staged on indoor carpet courts, it switched to indoor hard courts in 2000. The event has been a key fixture in the tennis calendar, attracting top players like Roger Federer, Björn Borg, and more recently, Daniil Medvedev and Jannik Sinner. Arthur Ashe won the inaugural edition, while Federer holds the record for most titles (three). The tournament has been sponsored by ABN AMRO since 1974.
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