Milos Raonic has received a wild card entry to the Truist Atlanta Open, which kicks off a series of summer events held in preparation for the US Open.
“Milos is the consummate professional and a great addition to our player field,” said tournament director Eddie Gonzalez. “His record speaks for itself and Atlanta tennis fans are in for a treat when Milos is on the court.”
The Canadian hasn't won a title since 2016, and currently holds a 7-4 match record on the season. Having last competed in Miami earlier this year, the World No.22 missed the French Open and Wimbledon due to injury.
Joining the former World No.3 in Atlanta are Grigor Dimitrov, Jannik Sinner and 2016 champion Nick Kyrgios, ensuring that there were be a star-studded field at this year's event.
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