Sixteen of the world’s top 50 have signed up to participate in the Geneva Open between 17-24 May in what is a leading precursor prior to the French Open with Novak Djokovic and Taylor Fritz leading the way at Parc des Eaux-Vives.
Others, Nicolas Jarry who has previously won the title as well as two runners-up in Tomas Machac and Denis Shapovalov are among the 21 names who are directly admitted into the draw. Fritz hasn’t played in some time and will return during Madrid.
The American has had an abdominal injury most of the season and has been managing it through the Sunshine Double withdrawing from UTS in Nimes as well as Monte-Carlo. But had entered a few weeks ago into the Entry List which is now fully confirmed.
Casper Ruud is the defending champion famously beating Novak Djokovic en route to the title 12 months ago. Novak played last minute during 2024 and he has since been confirmed to be playing it again. He didn’t play in Rome last week so is available to receive a wildcard which he accepted. Ruud has just withdrawn so won’t play.
Barcelona semi-finalist Karen Khachanov has also confirmed his spots. As well as Alexei Popyrin, Hubert Hurkacz, Lorenzo Sonego and Matteo Arnaldi. Three wildcards remain as well as qualifiers with rising Swiss star Henry Bernet and Leo Borg handed Qualifying Wild Cards.
Entry List – 2025 Geneva Open
Seed Name Rk ER
1 Taylor Fritz 4 4
2 (LE) Novak Djokovic 6 5
3 Tomas Machac 20 20
4 Karen Khachanov 24 25
5 Alexei Popyrin 25 26
6 Hubert Hurkacz 31 28
7 Alex Michelsen 32 38
8 Matteo Arnaldi 37 44
Nuno Borges 40 41
Miomir Kecmanovic 47 47
Zizou Bergs 50 50
Quentin Halys 52 52
Nicolas Jarry 53 57
Jacob Fearnley 57 68
Fabian Marozsan 61 58
Kei Nishikori 62 64
Jaume Munar 66 53
Learner Tien 70 69
Arthur Rinderknech 75 76
Hugo Gaston 78 80
(WC) Arthur Cazaux 116
(WC) Dusan Lajovic 131
(WC) Dominic Stricker 258
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