2024 Australian Open ATP Entry List - Djokovic, Alcaraz, Tsitsipas & more

Sunday, 07 January 2024 at 10:20

Updated at Sunday, 07 January 2024 at 10:40

byNurein Ahmed

The 112th edition of the Australian Open is just around the corner, signifying the short offseason in tennis and how the stars of men's tennis will soon hit the courts again.

The 2024 Australian Open is the most anticipated of the lot with major talking points headlining the showpiece event that will commence on Sunday, January 14, 2024, marking the first time that the year's first Grand Slam will have a weekend start.

As is the norm, the Australian Open is played on outdoor hard courts at Melbourne Park, with a 128-player singles field expected to converge there in the early weeks of January. The entry list for the tournament has been released.

Novak Djokovic secured top seeding at the Australian Open thanks to his record-breaking 7th ATP Finals in November and will pursue a record-extending 11th title. Djokovic is not guaranteed to remain No. 1 after the tournament in Melbourne, with Carlos Alcaraz expected to challenge him on that front.

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Alcaraz, the second seed, missed last year's extravaganza due to injury, but he'll look to make up for his absence in 2024. Except for Casper Ruud, Rafael Nadal, and Felix Auger-Aliassime, the Top 10 has the same look from 12 months ago.

Former finalist Daniil Medvedev has a point to prove after a disappointing early exit in 2023, while Jannik Sinner will aim to go better than the fourth round he managed last season.

Nadal was supposed to make his Grand Slam return at this event and was one of seven players entering the Australian Open with a Protected Ranking, but he was forced to withdraw from the tournament due to an injury.

Denis Shapovalov and Marin Cilic are some of the players from the injured caravan who have recovered and entered the tournament, as Reilly Opelka joined the list of withdrawals.

The tournament has reserved eight main draw wild cards, which will be granted on merit, preferably to younger players. But home crowd favorite Nick Kyrgios will most likely benefit from this, but the Australian also announced that he wouldn't compete at the Australian Open in 2024.

Sixteen players will book their spots in the main draw through qualifying, which will have a strong presence, too, with newly-crowned Nex Gen Finals champion Hamad Medjedovic among those expected to lead the charge. You can see the full entry list below.

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2024 Australian Open ATP Entry List:

Seed	Name	Current Ranking	Entry Ranking
1	Novak Djokovic	1	1
2	Carlos Alcaraz	2	2
3	Daniil Medvedev	3	3
4	Jannik Sinner	4	4
5	Andrey Rublev	5	5
6	Stefanos Tsitsipas	6	6
7	Alexander Zverev	7	7
8	Holger Rune	8	8
9	Hubert Hurkacz	9	9
10	Taylor Fritz	10	10
11	Casper Ruud	11	11
12	Alex de Minaur	12	12
13	Tommy Paul	13	13
14	Grigor Dimitrov	14	14
15	Karen Khachanov	15	15
16	Frances Tiafoe	16	16
17	Ben Shelton	17	17
18	Cameron Norrie	18	18
19	Nicolas Jarry	19	19
20	Ugo Humbert	20	20
21	Francisco Cerundolo	21	21
22	Adrian Mannarino	22	22
23	Tallon Griekspoor	23	23
24	Sebastian Korda	24	24
25	Jan-Lennard Struff	25	25
26	Alejandro Davidovich Fokina	26	26
27	Lorenzo Musetti	27	27
28	Sebastian Baez	28	28
29	Felix Auger-Aliassime	29	29
30	Tomas Martin Etcheverry	30	30
31	Jiri Lehecka	31	31
32	Alexander Bublik	32	32
	Laslo Djere	33	33
	Christopher Eubanks	34	34
	Aslan Karatsev	35	35
	Arthur Fils	36	36
	Borna Coric	37	37
	Daniel Evans	38	38
	Roman Safiullin	39	39
	Alexei Popyrin	40	40
	Mackenzie McDonald	41	41
	Andy Murray	42	42
	Sebastian Ofner	43	43
	Matteo Arnaldi	44	44
	Max Purcell	45	45
	Lorenzo Sonego	46	46
	Yoshihito Nishioka	47	47
	Alexander Shevchenko	48	48
	Stan Wawrinka	49	49
	Botic van de Zandschulp	50	50
	Yannick Hanfmann	51	51
	Dusan Lajovic	52	52
	J.J. Wolf	53	53
	Miomir Kecmanovic	54	54
	Jordan Thompson	55	55
	Daniel Altmaier	56	56
	Roberto Bautista Agut	57	57
	Zhizhen Zhang	58	58
	Marton Fucsovics	59	59
	Marcos Giron	60	60
	Jack Draper	61	61
	Aleksandar Vukic	62	62
	Roberto Carballes Baena	63	63
	Fabian Marozsan	64	64
	Thanasi Kokkinakis	65	65
	Nuno Borges	66	66
	Pavel Kotov	67	67
	Christopher O'Connell	68	68
	Emil Ruusuvuori	69	69
	Pedro Cachin	70	70
	Rinky Hijikata	71	71
	Borna Gojo	72	72
	Benjamin Bonzi	73	73
	Gael Monfils	74	74
	Taro Daniel	75	75
	Richard Gasquet	76	76
	Dominik Koepfer	77	77
	Tomas Machac	78	78
	Thiago Seyboth Wild	79	79
	Bernabe Zapata Miralles	80	80
	Alexandre Muller	81	81
	Cristian Garin	82	82
	Juan Pablo Varillas	83	83
	Gregoire Barrere	84	84
	Alejandro Tabilo	85	85
	Jaume Munar	86	86
	Constant Lestienne	87	87
	Federico Coria	88	88
	Albert Ramos-Vinolas	89	89
	Luca Van Assche	90	90
	Maximilian Marterer	91	91
	Matteo Berrettini	92	92
	Daniel Elahi Galan	93	93
	Facundo Diaz Acosta	95	95
	Arthur Rinderknech	96	96
	Alex Michelsen	97	97
	Dominic Thiem	98	98
	Yosuke Watanuki	99	99
	Quentin Halys	100	100
	(WC) Jason Kubler	102
	Denis Shapovalov	109	27 (PR)
	(WC) James Duckworth	116
	(WC) Arthur Cazaux	130
	(WC) Marc Polmans	150
	(WC) Adam Walton	176
	(WC) Juncheng Shang	183
	(WC) Patrick Kypson	191
	Soonwoo Kwon	196	80 (PR)
	(WC) James McCabe	272
	Jiri Vesely	292	94 (PR)
	Milos Raonic	317	33 (PR)
	Marin Cilic	674	21 (PR)
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