Mexican Open LIVE: Mexico Open 2023 is all set to get underway on Monday, 27th February 2023. Carlos Alcaraz will headline action in the tournament. The World will be the top seed and the Spaniard will be playing his first tournament in hard courts this year. Apart from Alcaraz, Casper Ruud, Taylor Fritz and Holger Rune will also be in action in the ATP 500 tournament. Follow Mexican Open 2023 LIVE updates on InsideSport.IN
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Defending champions
Men’s Singles – Rafael Nadal (Spain)
Men’s Doubles – Stefanos Tsitsipas (Greece)/Feliciano Lopez (Spain)
Mexican Open 2023 Schedule
- First Round – 27th & 28th February
- Second Round – 1st & 2nd March
- Quarterfinals – 3rd March
- Semifinals – 4th March
- Finals – 5th March
Mexican Open 2023 prize money breakdown
Men’s Singles
- Winner – €376,620
- Finalist – €202,640
- Semi-finalist – €108,000
- Quarter-finalist – €55,170
- Round of 16 – €29,455
- Round of 32 – €15,710
Top seeds – Men’s Singles
- Carlos Alcaraz
- Casper Ruud
- Taylor Fritz
- Holger Rune
- Cameron Norrie
- Frances Tiafoe
- Tommy Paul
- Alex de Minaur
Men’s Singles Draws
Carlos Alcaraz headlines first quarter
World No.2 Carlos Alcaraz leads the draw in Acapulco Open. The Spaniard has so far remained unbeaten in the ATP Tour this year. He will begin his campaign in the Acapulco Open by facing USA’s McKenzie McDonald. The American made headlines earlier this year by defeating Rafael Nadal in the second round of the Australian Open.
Tommy Paul, who is the seventh seed is the only other seeded player in this quarter. Paul will be facing Emilio Gomez in the first round of the tournament. The quarter also has Americans Marcos Giron and Michael Mmoh. Both the players will face each other in the first round.
Daniel Altmaier and Brandon Nakashima are the other players in the quarter. They will begin their campaign in the tournament by facing each other.
Taylor Fritz leads second quarter
After winning the Delray Beach Open, Taylor Fritz enters the Mexican Open as the third seed. The World No.7 will lead the third quarter of the draws. He will begin his campaign in the ATP 500 event by facing compatriot John Isner in the first round.
Frances Tiafoe, who is the sixth seed is the other seeded player in the quarter. He faces Japan’s Yoshihito Nishioka in the first round. The quarter also has Denis Shapovalov and Miomir Kecmanovic and both the players are set to clash in a high-profile contest in the first round. Another American in Christopher Eubanks will face wildcard entrant Feliciano Lopez in the opening round.
Holger Rune and Cameron Norrie in third quarter
Teenager Holger Rune is the fourth seed and he leads the third quarter of the draws. Rune will be up against a challenge from Ben Shelton in the first round. Shelton reached the quarterfinals in the Australian Open earlier this year.
The quarter also has Cameron Norrie. The Briton is the fifth seed and he will face Adrian Mannarino in the opening round of the tournament. Matteo Berrettini will be another challenger in this section of the draw. The Italian will come up against Alex Molcan in his first match of the tournament. Nuno Borges will open his campaign against a qualifier.
Casper Ruud in final quarter
Casper Ruud is all set to return to the tour after the Australian Open this year. The second seeded Ruud will begin his campaign by facing a qualifier in the first round.
Australia’s Alex de Minaur is the eighth seed and he also finds himself in this quarter. The Australian will face wildcard entrant Pacheco Mendez in the opening round of the contest. Oscar Otte and USA’s JJ Wolf are the other players in the quarter. Both the players will begin their campaign by facing a qualifier.
Where to watch Mexican Open 2023 LIVE?
Mexican Open 2023 matches can be watched LIVE on Tennis TV.
Mexican Open LIVE: Schedule, Top seeds, Draw, Prize Money, LIVE Streaming, All you need to know about Mexican Open 2023 LIVE – Check Out
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