2024 Adelaide International ATP Entry List - Korda, Paul, Jarry & more

12/12/2023 22:30 | by Erik Virostko

The 2024 Adelaide International will run from January 8th to 13th, 2024 and the entry list for the ATP 250 tournament features multiple Top 30 players.

As one of the first tournaments of the 2024 season, it's not a surprise that the ATP 250 event in Adelaide attracted a strong field of players, as there are only a couple of tournaments before players head to the Australian Open.

In 2023, there were two events held in Adelaide, as Novak Djokovic won the first tournament before Soonwoo Kwon triumphed at the second event, but in 2024, neither of them will play in Adelaide.

Yet, the field for the 2024 Adelaide International is still very strong. World no. 13 Tommy Paul leads the field, as the American needs to prepare well for the Australian Open, where he defends last year's semifinal.

Joining him in Adelaide will be fellow American Sebastian Korda, who played in the final against Djokovic last year, but fell short despite having a match point against the legendary Serbian.

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But there will be many more Top 30 players competing in Adelaide, as the likes of Nicolas Jarry, Ugo Humbert, and Tallon Griekspoor are all set to compete at the tournament held at the Memorial Drive Tennis Centre.

Lorenzo Musetti, Sebastian Baez, and Tomas Martin Etcheverry will also take part, and Alexander Bublik should make sure that there will be a lot of fun on and off the courts in Adelaide.

One interesting name on the entry list is Reilly Opelka, who has been away from the courts for over a year before playing one match in Charlottesville in 2023, and he used his protected ranking of 33 to enter the tournament.

The likes of Jiri Lehecka, Daniel Evans, Roman Safiullin, and Alexei Popyrin will also play at the 2024 Adelaide International, and you should not miss the full entry list below.

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