It's a brand new week! In addition to the Dubai tournament in the Middle East, the ATP has two tournaments in the Americas, the final match on South American clay against Santiago and the Acapulco 500. The latter has a stronger squad, so let's take a look at the draw for the event.

American brother Fritz announced his absence due to injury, while two-time defending champion De Minaur did not choose to continue to compete, but stayed in the Middle East for the Dubai Race. I don't know what the little Australian hare thinks? Today's top 10 card races in the world are quite competitive. Rublev, who won the race in Doha last week, will move up one place to ninth.

Former tournament champion Zverev will be the top seed and will face Italy's Anardi in the first round. The other seeded player in the zone is eighth seed Mahachi, who will face his compatriot Mensik in the first round.

There was plenty of first-round match-ups in the zone, as well as talks between two former Wimbledon semi-finalists, Norrie and Shapovalov, and like Shapo, Kecmanovic, who has already won a tour title this season, is also in the zone.

The quarters are led by fourth seed Rune, who will face Baena in the first round; Another personality player, Shelton, played against Coppoli; The Frenchman Bunch, the Belgian brother Goffin, the American Brandon Middle Island and other famous generals are gathered in the area.

The three-quarters are led by two Grand Slam semi-finalists, Paul and Musetti, who will both face a qualifier in the first round. In addition, it is worth noting that Chinese player Buyun Chaokett will face Michelson, who has performed well at this year's Australian Open, in the first round. Who has the upper hand in this storm of youth?

The final bracket is led by last year's runner-up and second seed Ruud, who will face Frenchman Lindknecht in the first round; The other seeded player is Tiafoe. In addition, two recent tour runners-up, Fokina and Muller, are present in the district.

Unlike Acapulco, which is dominated by North American players, the San Diego game, known as the "Angel Wings", is dominated by South American players, including many well-known players such as Jarry, Tabino, Echeverri, and Celendro.

There are many famous champions in the history of Acapulco, including Nadal, who has also won the trophy many times. In that year, Zverev, the male servant of Tsitsipas for a period of time, also staged the script of "turning over the serf and singing" in the final. De Minaur has won the tournament for the past two years, and the two most important titles of his career so far. In addition, it is also a feature that the champion wears a hat to receive the award.

After this week's event, men's tennis will be in Indian Wells for the first Masters of the year, and players will be looking forward to a good qualification. Let's look forward to the exciting presentation of the event!(Source: Tennis Home Author: Luo Cheng Qiye)