Confirmed with a ceremony, the Entry List for the 2023 Guadalajara Open AKRON has been confirmed with the Mexico WTA 1000 taking place between September 17-23, 2023.
The mandatory WTA 1000 previously took place during the boycott of China between 17-23 October instead of the Wuhan Open, but with the WTA now returning to Asia, it has been shifted.
This being to the week after the US Open which means some may withdraw from this initially announced field. Jessica Pegula is the defending champion, she defeated Maria Sakkari last year.
Iga Swiatek and Jessica Pegula despite initially being entered have since withdrawn. Elena Rybakina and Ons Jabeur are the leading seeds as a result.
Aryna Sabalenka played 12 months ago, but is not involved this time around. Karolina Muchova and Marketa Vondrousova are glaring absentees with Barbora Krejcikova and Liudmila Samsonova also out of the top fifteen skipping it.
But the reasoning behind this could surround the return to China and Japan with some players likely not wanting to go to Mexico and instead play the returning Asian swing post US Open.
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2023 Guadalajara Open AKRON Entry List
4. Ons Jabeur TUN
6. Caroline Garcia FRA
7. Maria Sakkari GRE
8. Petra Kvitova CZE
10. Jennifer Brady USA PR
11. Belinda Bencic SWI
13. Madison Keys USA
14. Victoria Azarenka
15. Beatriz Haddad Maia BRA
16. Jelena Ostapenko LAT
17. Ekaterina Alexandrova
18. Karolina Pliskova CZE
19. Anastasia Potapova
20. Anhelina Kalinina UKR
21. Elisabetta Cocciaretto ITA
22. Marie Bouzkova CZE
23. Elise Mertens BEL
24. Mayar Sherif EGY
25. Danielle Collins USA
26. Jasmine Paolini ITA
27. Marta Kostyuk UKR
28. Sloane Stephens USA
29. Alycia Parks USA
30. Arantxa Rus NED
31. Paula Badosa ESP
32. Lauren Davis USA
33. Bianca Andreescu CAN
34. Camila Giorgi ITA
35. Martina Trevisan ITA
36. Emma Navarro USA
37. Peyton Stearns USA
38. Bernarda Pera USA
39. Camila Osorio COL
40. Aliaksandra Sasonovich
41. Cristina Bucsa ESP
42. Leylah Fernandez CAN
43. Rebeka Masarova ESP
44. Magdalena Frech POL
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