Entry List Barcelona Open 2025 including Carlos Alcaraz, Stefanos Tsitsipas and Holger Rune

Thursday, 10 April 2025 at 14:16

The Entry List is set for the ATP 500 Barcelona Open, taking place from April 14-20, 2025, during the European clay swing and as one of the most traditional ATP 500 tournaments. This will be the first edition held after Rafael Nadal’s retirement, a notable absence that will undoubtedly mark this year’s event.

The defending champion is Casper Ruud, who defeated Stefanos Tsitsipas in straight sets in 2024. Tsitsipas has lost in all four finals he has contested at this tournament — could this be the year he gets his revenge?

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Nadal’s absence will be significant this year, as he holds virtually every record in Barcelona. A 12-time champion, in a total of 12 finals, he is the player with the most matches played (72), the most titles won (67), and the highest match-winning percentage (93.1%). However, his absence also opens up an opportunity for some of the clay-court specialists, as the last three editions have seen new champions crowned.

The first seed will be two-time champion Carlos Alcaraz (2022, 2023), who will be looking to claim his third title at this ATP 500, held the week after the Monte-Carlo Masters.

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The tournament features four top-10 players and nine currently in the top 20, making it one of the most competitive draws we’ve seen for an ATP 500 this year. Alongside Ruud and Tsitsipas, Andrey Rublev, Alex de Minaur, and Holger Rune will be among the top title contenders.

Entry List Barcelona Open 2025

Entries

Seed	Name	Rk	ER
1	Carlos Alcaraz	3	3
2	Casper Ruud	7	6
3	Stefanos Tsitsipas	8	10
4	Andrey Rublev	9	9
5	Alex de Minaur	10	11
6	Holger Rune	12	12
7	Arthur Fils	15	18
8	Lorenzo Musetti	16	16
	Frances Tiafoe	17	17
	Tomas Machac	21	21
	Sebastian Korda	24	25
	Karen Khachanov	25	23
	Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard	30	29
	Brandon Nakashima	31	32
	Sebastian Baez	33	36
	Jordan Thompson	38	37
	Matteo Arnaldi	40	35
	Alejandro Davidovich Fokina	42	39
	Tomas Martin Etcheverry	46	44
	Pedro Martinez	51	40
	(WC) Kei Nishikori	65
	(WC) Pablo Carreno Busta	103
	Reilly Opelka	105	33
	(WC) Stan Wawrinka	163
	(WC) A+
	(SE)
	(Q)
	(Q)
	(Q)
	(Q)
	(Q)
	(Q)
	Name	Rk	ER
1	Roberto Carballes Baena	57	53
2	David Goffin	56	55
3	Jaume Munar	54	56
4	Quentin Halys	55	57
5	Fabian Marozsan	81	59
6	Luciano Darderi	48	61
7	Mariano Navone	70	62
8	Benjamin Bonzi	62	63
9	Kei Nishikori	65	64
10	Camilo Ugo Carabelli	63	65
11	Yunchaokete Bu	67	69
12	Damir Dzumhur	64	70
13	Mattia Bellucci	66	72
14	Hamad Medjedovic	72	73
15	Arthur Rinderknech	74	74
16	Laslo Djere	78	75
17	Corentin Moutet	75	76
18	Aleksandar Vukic	83	77
19	Christopher O'Connell	82	78
20	Aleksandar Kovacevic	77	79

Alternates

Seed	Name	Rk	ER
1	Carlos Alcaraz	3	3
2	Casper Ruud	7	6
3	Stefanos Tsitsipas	8	10
4	Andrey Rublev	9	9
5	Alex de Minaur	10	11
6	Holger Rune	12	12
7	Arthur Fils	15	18
8	Lorenzo Musetti	16	16
	Frances Tiafoe	17	17
	Tomas Machac	21	21
	Sebastian Korda	24	25
	Karen Khachanov	25	23
	Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard	30	29
	Brandon Nakashima	31	32
	Sebastian Baez	33	36
	Jordan Thompson	38	37
	Matteo Arnaldi	40	35
	Alejandro Davidovich Fokina	42	39
	Tomas Martin Etcheverry	46	44
	Pedro Martinez	51	40
	(WC) Kei Nishikori	65
	(WC) Pablo Carreno Busta	103
	Reilly Opelka	105	33
	(WC) Stan Wawrinka	163
	(WC) A+
	(SE)
	(Q)
	(Q)
	(Q)
	(Q)
	(Q)
	(Q)
	Name	Rk	ER
1	Roberto Carballes Baena	57	53
2	David Goffin	56	55
3	Jaume Munar	54	56
4	Quentin Halys	55	57
5	Fabian Marozsan	81	59
6	Luciano Darderi	48	61
7	Mariano Navone	70	62
8	Benjamin Bonzi	62	63
9	Kei Nishikori	65	64
10	Camilo Ugo Carabelli	63	65
11	Yunchaokete Bu	67	69
12	Damir Dzumhur	64	70
13	Mattia Bellucci	66	72
14	Hamad Medjedovic	72	73
15	Arthur Rinderknech	74	74
16	Laslo Djere	78	75
17	Corentin Moutet	75	76
18	Aleksandar Vukic	83	77
19	Christopher O'Connell	82	78
20	Aleksandar Kovacevic	77	79

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