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Men's singles
2022 Australian Open
2021 ChampionSerbia Novak Djokovic
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Main article: 2022 Australian Open

Novak Djokovic is the three-time defending champion, but his ability to compete and defend his title was jeopardised when his visa to enter Australia was denied. Despite having been granted a medical exemption to the tournament's COVID-19 vaccine requirement by Tennis Australia,[1][2] the Australian Border Force confirmed that after being detained at Melbourne Airport for eight hours, Djokovic's visa had been cancelled and he would be denied entry to the country because of his inability to prove exemption to its vaccination requirements.[3][4] Djokovic sought an injunction to prevent his deportation.[5][6] The Federal Circuit and Family Court ruled in favour of Djokovic, ordered his release from detention and directed the federal government to pay his legal expenses.[7]

Djokovic and Rafael Nadal will be attempting to win an outright record 21st major singles title and surpass a joint-record they hold with Roger Federer.[8] Djokovic is also vying to become the second male player in tennis history, after Nadal at the French Open, to win a singles major at least ten times. Nadal is also vying to become the second male player in open era tennis history, after Djokovic, to win all singles majors at least twice.

Seeds

01.   Serbia Novak Djokovic
02.   Russia Daniil Medvedev
03.   Germany Alexander Zverev
04.   Greece Stefanos Tsitsipas
05.   Russia Andrey Rublev
06.   Spain Rafael Nadal
07.   Italy Matteo Berrettini
08.   Norway Casper Ruud
09.   Canada Félix Auger-Aliassime
10.   Poland Hubert Hurkacz
11.   Italy Jannik Sinner
12.   United Kingdom Cameron Norrie
13.   Argentina Diego Schwartzman
14.   Canada Denis Shapovalov
15.   Spain Roberto Bautista Agut
16.   Chile Cristian Garín
17.   France Gaël Monfils
18.   Russia Aslan Karatsev
19.   Spain Pablo Carreño Busta
20.   United States Taylor Fritz
21.   Georgia (country) Nikoloz Basilashvili
22.   United States John Isner
23.   United States Reilly Opelka
24.   United Kingdom Dan Evans
25.   Italy Lorenzo Sonego
26.   Bulgaria Grigor Dimitrov
27.   Croatia Marin Čilić
28.   Russia Karen Khachanov
29.   France Ugo Humbert
30.   South Africa Lloyd Harris
31.   Spain Carlos Alcaraz
32.   Australia Alex de Minaur

Click on the seed number of a player to go to their draw section.

Draw

Key

Finals

Quarterfinals Semifinals Final
                     

Top half

Section 1

First round Second round Third round Fourth round
1 Serbia N Djokovic
Serbia M Kecmanović Serbia
Q
United States T Paul
Germany O Otte
WC Chinese Taipei C-h Tseng
United States S Querrey
25 Italy L Sonego
17 France G Monfils
Argentina F Coria
Kazakhstan A Bublik
Q
Argentina F Delbonis
Spain P Martínez
Argentina F Bagnis
16 Chile C Garín

Section 2

First Round Second Round Third Round Fourth Round
12 United Kingdom C Norrie
United States S Korda
France C Moutet France
France L Pouille
Netherlands T Griekspoor
Italy F Fognini
Q
19 Spain P Carreño Busta
31 Spain C Alcaraz
Q
Hungary M Fucsovics
Serbia D Lajović
WC United States S Kozlov
Czech Republic J Veselý
United States B Nakashima
7 Italy M Berrettini

Section 3

First Round Second Round Third Round Fourth Round
3 Germany A Zverev
Germany D Altmaier Germany
Spain F López
Australia J Millman
Q
Japan Y Nishioka
WC Australia A Vukic
30 South Africa L Harris
23 United States R Opelka
South Africa K Anderson
Germany D Koepfer
Spain C Taberner
Denmark H Rune
South Korea S-w Kwon
Serbia L Đere
14 Canada D Shapovalov

Section 4

First Round Second Round Third Round Fourth Round
10 Poland H Hurkacz
Belarus E Gerasimov
Australia J Duckworth
France A Mannarino
Q
United States M McDonald
Spain J Munar
18 Russia A Karatsev
28 Russia K Khachanov
United States D Kudla
France B Bonzi
Germany P Gojowczyk
Q
WC Australia T Kokkinakis
United States M Giron
6 Spain R Nadal

Bottom half

Section 5

First Round Second Round Third Round Fourth Round
8 Norway C Ruud
Slovakia A Molčan
Belarus I Ivashka
Spain P Andújar
Italy A Seppi
Poland K Majchrzak
Italy L Musetti
32 Australia A de Minaur
21 Georgia (country) N Basilashvili
WC United Kingdom A Murray
Q
Uruguay P Cuevas
United States S Johnson
Australia J Thompson
Q
11 Italy J Sinner

Section 6

First Round Second Round Third Round Fourth Round
15 Spain R Bautista Agut
Italy S Travaglia
Germany P Kohlschreiber
Italy M Cecchinato
United States F Tiafoe
Q
Q
20 United States T Fritz
26 Bulgaria G Dimitrov
Q
France B Paire
Brazil T Monteiro
Argentina S Báez
Spain A Ramos Viñolas
Sweden M Ymer
4 Greece S Tsitsipas

Section 7

First Round Second Round Third Round Fourth Round
5 Russia A Rublev
Italy G Mager
Spain R Carballés Baena
Lithuania R Berankis
Q  
Q  
Q  
27 Croatia M Čilić
24 United Kingdom D Evans
Belgium D Goffin
Australia A Popyrin
France A Rinderknech
Spain A Davidovich Fokina
WC Australia A Bolt
Finland E Ruusuvuori
9 Canada F Auger-Aliassime

Section 8

First Round Second Round Third Round Fourth Round
13 Argentina D Schwartzman
Serbia F Krajinović
WC Australia C O'Connell
France H Gaston
Q
Argentina JM Cerúndolo
United States M Cressy United States
22 United States J Isner
29 France U Humbert
France R Gasquet France
Netherlands B van de Zandschulp
Germany J-L Struff
Q
Australia N Kyrgios
Switzerland H Laaksonen
2 Russia D Medvedev

Seeded players

The following are the seeded players. Seedings are based on ATP rankings as of 10 January 2022. Rank and points before are as of 17 January 2022.

As a result of pandemic-related adjustments to the ranking system and changes to the ATP Tour calendar in 2020 and 2021, players will have the following potential adjustments to their ranking points after the tournament:

  • Players who are defending points from the 2020 tournament will have those points replaced by the higher of their points from 2021 or 2022 (points from 2021 will still be valid at the end of the 2022 tournament because the 2021 tournament took place later in the calendar year).
  • Players who are defending points from the 2021 tournament will have those points replaced by 2022 points only if the latter are higher.
  • Players who have points from the 2021 tournament still counting towards their ranking on 31 January 2022 will have those points dropped on 21 February 2022 (52 weeks after the 2021 tournament); any 2021 points will be replaced by 2022 points at that time.[9]
  • Players who are not defending points from either the 2020 or 2021 tournaments will have their 19th best result replaced by their points from the 2022 tournament.
Seed Rank Player Points before 2020 Points 2021 Points Points won Points after Status
1 1 Serbia Novak Djokovic 11,015 2,000 2,000 10 11,015 First round vs Scott Morrison
2 2 Russia Daniil Medvedev 8,935 180 1,200 10 8,935 First round vs TBD
3 3 Germany Alexander Zverev 7,970 720 360 10 7,610 First round vs TBD
4 4 Greece Stefanos Tsitsipas 6,540 180 720 10 6,540 First round vs TBD
5 6 Russia Andrey Rublev 4,785 180 360 10 4,785 First round vs TBD
6 5 Spain Rafael Nadal 4,875 360 360 10 4,875 First round vs TBD
7 7 Italy Matteo Berrettini 4,568 45 180 10 4,568 First round vs TBD
8 8 Norway Casper Ruud 4,155 10 180 10 4,155 First round vs TBD
9 9 Canada Félix Auger-Aliassime 3,608 10 180 10 3,608 First round vs TBD
10 11 Poland Hubert Hurkacz 3,336 45 10 10 3,301 First round vs TBD
11 10 Italy Jannik Sinner 3,390 45 10 10 3,355 First round vs TBD
12 12 United Kingdom Cameron Norrie 2,900 10 90 10 2,900 First round vs TBD
13 13 Argentina Diego Schwartzman 2,730 180 90 10 2,640 First round vs TBD
14 14 Canada Denis Shapovalov 2,593 10 90 10 2,593 First round vs TBD
15 Spain Roberto Bautista Agut 2,385 90 10 10 2,305 First round vs TBD
16 Chile Cristian Garín 2,375 45 0 10 2,340 First round vs TBD
17 France Gaël Monfils 2,373 180 10 10 2,203 First round vs TBD
18 Russia Aslan Karatsev — 745 10 First round vs TBD
19 21 Spain Pablo Carreño Busta 2,305 90 90 10 2,305 First round vs TBD
20 22 United States Taylor Fritz 2,175 90 90 10 2,175 First round vs TBD
21 Georgia (country) Nikoloz Basilashvili 2,051 45 10 10 2,006 First round vs TBD
22 United States John Isner 1,881 90 0 10 1,791 First round vs TBD
23 United States Reilly Opelka 10 45 10 First round vs TBD
24 United Kingdom Dan Evans 45 10 10 First round vs TBD
25 Italy Lorenzo Sonego 10 45 10 First round vs TBD
26 Bulgaria Grigor Dimitrov 1,821 90 360 10 1,821 First round vs TBD
27 Croatia Marin Čilić 180 10 10 First round vs TBD
28 Russia Karen Khachanov 1,726 180 90 10 1,636 First round vs TBD
29 France Ugo Humbert 1,318 10 45 10 1,318 First round vs TBD
30 South Africa Lloyd Harris 1,473 10 90 10 1,473 First round vs TBD
31 31 Spain Carlos Alcaraz 1,609 (10)† 70 10+6 1,605 First round vs TBD
32 Australia Alex de Minaur 1,316 0 90 10 1,316 First round vs TBD

† The player is defending points from a 2020 ITF tournament, which will be replaced by his next best result.

Withdrawn players

The following players would have been seeded, but withdrew before the tournament began.

Rank Player Points before 2020 Points 2021 Points Points after Withdrawal reason
Austria Dominic Thiem 2,410 1,200 180 1,390† Wrist injury
Switzerland Roger Federer 2,385 720 0 1,665 Right knee surgery

† The player's 2020 points will be replaced by his 2021 points, which will in turn be dropped three weeks after the end of the 2022 tournament.

Other entry information

Wildcards

Source:[10]

Qualifiers

See also: 2022 Australian Open – Men's Singles Qualifying
  • Germany

Withdrawals

Before the tournament

See also

References

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