The tennis program in July promises to be daunting! With the Olympic Games which will take place from July 24 to 30, the ATP tournaments thought they would have a lower score than usual, but many players have already withdrawn from Tokyo. The tournament Gstaad take the opportunity to treat yourself to some very beautiful headliners.
Thiem’s reaction after his defeat at Roland Garros
Even if Dominic Thiem won’t be there. The Austrian injured in the wrist, must take his illness patiently. Initially registered in Switzerland, he retired. Other official packages: Federico Coria, Fernando Verdasco or Philipp Kohslchreiber. For now, the plateau remains enticing with Denis Shapovalov, Roberto Bautista Agut, Casper Ruud and Cristian Garin. They will be accompanied by players like Benoît Pair, Laszlo Djere, Federico Delbonis or Feliciano Lopez. Through the game of packages, Arthur Rinderknech and Hugo Gaston have integrated the final table. Jo-Wilfried Tsonga has, meanwhile, withdrawn from the table but the imminent birth of his second child could be the reason for this withdrawal. The first two wild cards were awarded to Dominic Stricker (photo) and Leandro Riedi. Either the two protagonists of the junior finals of Roland-Garros 2020.
Swiss youngster Leandro Riedi (Finalist junior Roland Garros 2020) gets a wildcard for the @SwissOpenGstaad and will make there his ATP Tour MD debut next week! #SupportTheSwiss https://t.co/Y5tXQ0BXXs
— Swiss Tennis (@swiss_tennis) July 15, 2021
ATP250 Gstaad entry list incl. Thiem, Shapovalov, Ruud, Tsonga, Garin and Bautista Agut, source @DartsTennis pic.twitter.com/ZId0mXoC6p
– Michal Samulski (@MichalSamulski) June 22, 2021
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