Men's Entry List 2024 US Open headlined by Jannik Sinner, Novak Djokovic, Carlos Alcaraz and return of Rafael Nadal
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The Entry List has been confirmed for the 2024 US Open on the men's side headlined by defending champion Novak Djokovic as well as Carlos Alcaraz, Jannik Sinner and the return of Rafael Nadal between August 26 to September 8.
Djokovic sealed the title last year defeating Daniil Medvedev last year also a former champion 6-3, 7-6(2), 6-3. He is joined in the draw by the back-to-back Grand Slam champion and a former winner in Alcaraz who has just won Roland Garros and Wimbledon.
Djokovic will finally chase Grand Slam number 25 but will have some resolve also from the likes of Sinner who since last year's US Open has become a Grand Slam champion and World Number One. Perhaps the biggest news comes from Rafael Nadal using his protected ranking to play at the tournament. He hasn't played the US Open since 2022 and while he may still withdraw, he is seemingly showing signs that he will play his last Flushing Meadows.
Andy Murray despite seemingly calling time on his career after the Olympic Games also shows up in the alternates as does Dominic Thiem who will end his career at the end of the year so both aren't in the main draw as of yet and in the case of the former is well down.
Also in the top 10 include Alexander Zverev, Alex de Minaur, Hubert Hurkacz, Andrey Rublev, Casper Ruud and Grigor Dimitrov who all give themselves top 10 seedings ahead of the next Grand Slam. Taking place after the Olympic Games, it will head straight into US Hard Court season and the final major of the season. A top class field assembled and just over a month until it all begins at the USTA Tennis Centre.
2024 US Open Men's Entry List
Name Country
1 Sinner, Jannik Italy
2 Djokovic, Novak Serbia
3 Alcaraz, Carlos Spain
4 Zverev, Alexander Germany
5 Medvedev, Daniil
6 de Minaur, Alex Australia
7 Hurkacz, Hubert Poland
8 Rublev, Andrey
9 Ruud, Casper Norway
9 P Nadal, Rafael Spain
10 Dimitrov, Grigor Bulgaria
11 Fritz, Taylor United States
12 Tsitsipas, Stefanos Greece
13 Paul, Tommy United States
14 Shelton, Ben United States
15 Humbert, Ugo France
16 Musetti, Lorenzo Italy
17 Rune, Holger Denmark
18 Auger-Aliassime, Felix Canada
18 P Carreno Busta, Pablo Spain
19 Baez, Sebastian Argentina
20 Tabilo, Alejandro Chile
21 Khachanov, Karen
22 Korda, Sebastian United States
23 Jarry, Nicolas Chile
24 Bublik, Alexander Kazakhstan
25 Mannarino, Adrian France
26 Draper, Jack Great Britain
27 Griekspoor, Tallon Netherlands
27 P Shapovalov, Denis Canada
28 Fils, Arthur France
29 Lehecka, Jiri Czech Republic
30 Tiafoe, Frances United States
31 Monfils, Gael France
32 Etcheverry, Tomas Martin Argentina
33 Cerundolo, Francisco Argentina
33 P Opelka, Reilly United States
34 Zhang, Zhizhen China
35 Darderi, Luciano Italy
36 Navone, Mariano Argentina
37 Struff, Jan-Lennard Germany
38 Machac, Tomas Czech Republic
39 Arnaldi, Matteo Italy
40 Thompson, Jordan Australia
41 Davidovich Fokina, Alejandro Spain
42 Norrie, Cameron Great Britain
43 Popyrin, Alexei Australia
44 Mpetshi Perricard, Giovanni France
45 Marozsan, Fabian Hungary
46 Giron, Marcos United States
47 Kecmanovic, Miomir Serbia
48 Cobolli, Flavio Italy
49 Martinez, Pedro Spain
50 Ofner, Sebastian Austria
51 Borges, Nuno Portugal
52 Sonego, Lorenzo Italy
53 Nakashima, Brandon United States
54 Carballes Baena, Roberto Spain
55 Lajovic, Dusan Serbia
56 Shevchenko, Alexander Kazakhstan
57 Djere, Laslo Serbia
58 Evans, Daniel Great Britain
59 Munar, Jaume Spain
60 Kotov, Pavel
61 Michelsen, Alex United States
62 Koepfer, Dominik Germany
63 Moutet, Corentin France
64 Purcell, Max Australia
65 Vukic, Aleksandar Australia
66 Rinderknech, Arthur France
67 Safiullin, Roman
68 Nagal, Sumit India
69 Coria, Federico Argentina
70 Ruusuvuori, Emil Finland
71 Altmaier, Daniel Germany
72 Seyboth Wild, Thiago Brazil
73 Bergs, Zizou Belgium
74 Hijikata, Rinky Australia
75 Bautista Agut, Roberto Spain
76 Nardi, Luca Italy
77 Diaz Acosta, Facundo Argentina
78 Duckworth, James Australia
79 Mensik, Jakub Czech Republic
80 Fognini, Fabio Italy
80 P Kwon, Soonwoo South Korea
81 Gaston, Hugo France
82 Berrettini, Matteo Italy
83 Fucsovics, Marton Hungary
84 Coric, Borna Croatia
85 Monteiro, Thiago Brazil
86 Nishioka, Yoshihito Japan
87 van de Zandschulp, Botic Netherlands
88 Kokkinakis, Thanasi Australia
89 Shang, Juncheng China
90 Daniel, Taro Japan
91 Kovacevic, Aleksandar United States
92 Cazaux, Arthur France
93 O'Connell, Christopher Australia
94 Lestienne, Constant France
94 P Stricker, Dominic Switzerland
95 Walton, Adam Australia
96 Ugo Carabelli, Camilo Argentina
97 Ramos-Vinolas, Albert Spain
98 Goffin, David Belgium
Alternates
99 McDonald, Mackenzie United States
100 Comesana, Francisco Argentina
101 Harris, Lloyd South Africa
102 Kovalik, Jozef Slovakia
103 Muller, Alexandre France
104 Van Assche, Luca France
105 Wawrinka, Stan Switzerland
106 Garin, Cristian Chile
106 P Gojo, Borna Croatia
107 Dzumhur, Damir Bosnia and Herzegovina
108 Marterer, Maximilian Germany
109 Karatsev, Aslan
110 Cachin, Pedro Argentina
111 Hanfmann, Yannick Germany
112 Kopriva, Vit Czech Republic
113 Svajda, Zachary United States
114 de Jong, Jesper Netherlands
115 Vacherot, Valentin Monaco
116 Harris, Billy Great Britain
117 Wolf, J.J. United States
118 Klein, Lukas Slovakia
119 Bagnis, Facundo Argentina
120 Atmane, Terence France
121 Tirante, Thiago Agustin Argentina
122 Medjedovic, Hamad Serbia
123 Murray, Andy Great Britain
124 Mayot, Harold France
125 Napolitano, Stefano Italy
126 Passaro, Francesco Italy
127 Mmoh, Michael United States
128 Eubanks, Christopher United States
129 Herbert, Pierre-Hugues France
130 Ajdukovic, Duje Croatia
131 Barrere, Gregoire France
132 Gasquet, Richard France
133 Thiem, Dominic Austria
134 Riedi, Leandro Switzerland
135 Kukushkin, Mikhail Kazakhstan
136 Bonzi, Benjamin France
137 Virtanen, Otto Finland
138 Ritschard, Alexander Switzerland
140 Dellien, Hugo Bolivia
141 Droguet, Titouan France
142 Galan, Daniel Elahi Colombia
143 Moreno De Alboran, Nicolas United States
144 Meligeni Alves, Felipe Brazil
145 Bellucci, Mattia Italy
146 Gigante, Matteo Italy
147 Burruchaga, Roman Andres Argentina
148 Nava, Emilio United States
149 Albot, Radu Moldova
150 Pouille, Lucas France
151 Trungelliti, Marco Argentina
152 Cerundolo, Juan Manuel Argentina
153 Pellegrino, Andrea Italy
154 Roca Batalla, Oriol Spain
155 Tseng, Chun-Hsin Chinese Taipei
156 Mochizuki, Shintaro Japan
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