SUBSCRIBE TO NEWSLETTER!
 
 
Facebook Social Button Twitter Social Button Follow Us on InstagramYouTube Social Button
NewsScoresRankingsLucky Letcord PodcastShopPro GearPickleballGear Sale

Popular This Week

Medvedev Has Mixed Emotions on Premium Tour Medvedev Has Mixed Emotions on Premium Tour
Nadal Pumped to Partner Alcaraz in Olympics Nadal Pumped to Partner Alcaraz in Olympics
Nadal on Roland-Garros: Hope Will Decide if He Plays Nadal on Roland-Garros: Hope Will Decide if He Plays
Sinner: Dreaming Big on Dirt Sinner: Dreaming Big on Dirt
Alcaraz: Pain-Free but Unwilling to Hit Forehand with 100 Percent Intensity Alcaraz: Pain-Free but Unwilling to Hit Forehand wit...
HJTEP 52nd Annual Gala Set for NYC, Tickets on Sale Now HJTEP 52nd Annual Gala Set for NYC, Tickets on Sale ...
Sabalenka: Watching Men's Tennis More Fun Sabalenka: Watching Men's Tennis More Fun
Net Notes - A Tennis Now Blog

Net Posts

Industry Insider - A Tennis Now Blog

Industry Insider

Second Serve - A Tennis Now Blog

Second Serve

 

Exciting Draw Awaits Nadal in Buenos Aires



Rafael Nadal will have to face a handful of big-name players at this week’s Argentina Open if he is to repeat as the tournament’s champion. After a bye, Nadal could face his good friend Juan Monaco in the second round. Monaco, a finalist last year in Buenos Aires, has been out since last August due to a surgery on his right wrist. He’ll likely not be in good enough form to threaten Nadal but things should get trickier if he advances to the quarterfinals.

There Nadal would face seventh-seeded Alexandr Dolgopolov if the seeds hold. Nadal would face either Dominic Thiem or John Isner in the semifinal if the seeds hold.

There are two other top-10 players—David Ferrer and Jo-Wilfried Tsonga—in the lower half of the draw, along with Italy’s Fabio Fognini.

Nadal holds a lifetime 344-30 record on clay with 47 titles. Last year he went 26-6 on the surface, winning Buenos Aires and Hamburg.

Here’s a look at the full draw:

Posted: