The Paris Masters draws include Djokovic, Sinner, Rublev, etc.

1. Djokovic

The Serbian king Djokovic, who won the 24th Grand Slam at the US Open, officially returned; Djokovic, who enjoyed a bye in the first round , the opponent in the second round is the winner of compatriot Kecmanovic and Argentinian player Echeverri. The opponent in the second game is very strong, and there is a high probability that he will meet the American supernova Sheldon, who has been gaining momentum recently. The two have only played one match at the US Open. Djokovic won the match in three sets at that time, but after only three days apart, they looked at each other with admiration. Today's Shelton deserves attention; Djokovic's potential opponent in advancing to the semi-finals is defending champion Rune.

2. Sinner

No. 4 seed Sinner’s opponents in the quarterfinals are British veteran Murray and Australian hare De Minaur. No matter who he faces, he has great hope of advancing. .

3. Rublev

The main opponents for No. 5 seed Rublev to advance to the quarterfinals are No. 12 seed Paul or the host stars Gasquet and Mannary. Nuo and others met with Sinner in the quarter-finals, which everyone expected.

Introduction to the background of the Paris Masters

Since 2007, the Paris Masters has changed from indoor carpet to indoor hard court. Famous players such as Becker, Edberg, Ivanisevic, Sampras and Agassi have all won championships here. Among them, German Grand Slam player Becker was crowned here three times, and Russian player Safin was crowned here. He also won three championships here, and he also completed the last stop of his career here. On November 13, 2011, Federer defeated Tsonga in the final and won the Paris Masters championship for the first time in his career.

As of 2023, the Paris Masters, like the Shanghai Masters and Monte Carlo Masters, is an ATP 1000 tournament that does not have a women's event among the nine ATP 1000 tournaments.

Reference for the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Paris Tennis Masters