2023 Vienna Open ATP Entry List - Medvedev, Tsitsipas, Sinner & more

Running from October 23rd to 29th, the 2023 Vienna Open will be held in Austria
Running from October 23rd to 29th, the 2023 Vienna Open will be held in Austria's capital and most populous city, where 32 singles players will vie to win one of the longstanding ATP 500 events. The tournament will be contested on indoor hard courts at Wiener Stadthalle - a multi-purpose complex in Vienna that hosts a variety of indoor events such as sports, theatres, and concerts. Since 1974, it has been home to the Vienna Open, which is one of the most prestigious tennis tournaments in the world. For many years, the ATP Finals qualification spots tend to be decided in the final week of October. And this year's race will likely follow suit with a number of players outside the coveted eight spots still mathematically with a realistic chance of qualifying. The entry list for the 2023 tournament has been released. Daniil Medvedev spearheads a star-studded lineup at one of the last 500-level events on the calendar. The defending champion will be joined by Stefanos Tsitsipas who is making his fourth visit and is

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