Draw Winston-Salem Open 2024 featuring Jack Draper, Francisco Cerundolo, Sebastian Baez and Adrian Mannarino
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The draw has been completed ahead of the 2024 Winston-Salem Open which is due to take place between 18-24 August, 2024 in North Carolina headlined by Sebastian Baez and Jack Draper.
Draper though could yet withdraw given that he is still involved at the 2024 Cincinnati Open albeit in controversial circumstances given the issue with the umpire which presented itself on Friday evening against Felix Auger-Aliassime.
Draper though will face either Mackenzie McDonald or Corentin Moutet in the second round. Baez will face Borna Coric or Sumit Nagal in the second round. Whilst third seed is Francisco Cerundolo. He faces off against Laslo Djere.
Others involved include Adrian Mannarino, Luciano Darderi, Reilly Opelka, Fabian Marozsan, Alexander Shevchenko, Dan Evans and Alex Michelsen.
They were hit though with high profile withdrawals including Matteo Berrettini and Arthur Fils. Both of whom only just withdrew in the past 24 hours so a tough spot for the last stop before the US Open.
2024 Winston-Salem Open Draw
The Winston-Salem Open is an annual men's professional tennis tournament that is part of the ATP Tour 250 series. It is typically held in late August, just before the US Open, and serves as a final tune-up for many players before the year's final Grand Slam. The tournament is played on outdoor hard courts at the Wake Forest Tennis Complex in Winston-Salem, North Carolina.
Overview:
- Location: Winston-Salem, North Carolina, USA
- Surface: Outdoor Hard Courts
- ATP Category: ATP 250
- Inception: 2011
Notable Finals and Winners:
- 2023 - Sebastián Báez defeated Jiri Lehecka: Sebastián Báez claimed his first title at the Winston-Salem Open, showcasing his improving hard-court game.
- 2022 - Adrian Mannarino defeated Laslo Djere: Mannarino won his second ATP title after a tightly contested final.
- 2021 - Ilya Ivashka defeated Mikael Ymer: Ivashka became the first Belarusian to win an ATP Tour title in 18 years.
- 2020 - The tournament was canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
- 2019 - Hubert Hurkacz defeated Benoît Paire: Hurkacz won his first ATP title in a competitive final.
- 2018 - Daniil Medvedev defeated Steve Johnson: Medvedev won his second title of the year, setting the stage for his rise in the ATP rankings.
- 2017 - Roberto Bautista Agut defeated Damir Džumhur: Bautista Agut claimed the title after a solid week of play.
- 2016 - Pablo Carreño Busta defeated Roberto Bautista Agut: Carreño Busta won his first ATP title in an all-Spanish final.
- 2015 - Kevin Anderson defeated Pierre-Hugues Herbert: Anderson won the title after a strong performance in the final.
- 2014 - Lukas Rosol defeated Jerzy Janowicz: Rosol claimed his second ATP title after winning the Winston-Salem Open.
- 2013 - Jurgen Melzer defeated Gael Monfils: Melzer won the title after a competitive final.
- 2012 - John Isner defeated Tomas Berdych: Isner, the local favorite and former Wake Forest University player, won the title for the second consecutive year.
- 2011 - John Isner defeated Julien Benneteau: In its inaugural year, Isner won the first-ever Winston-Salem Open, adding to his strong performances on US soil.
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