Tennis at the 2024 Summer Olympics – Qualification

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Qualification
Tennis at the 2024 Summer Olympics

This article details the qualifying phase for tennis at the 2024 Summer Olympics. The qualification pathway will be determined primarily based on the rankings maintained by the Association of Tennis Professionals (ATP) and the Women's Tennis Association (WTA).

Qualifying criteria

The main qualifying criterion will be the players' positions on the ATP and WTA ranking lists published on 10 June 2024. The players entering are formally submitted by the International Tennis Federation. The ATP and WTA rankings will be determined based on the performances achieved in the previous 52 weeks of the qualifying window. To be eligible, the players must satisfy the key criteria as part of the nominated team in two Billie Jean King Cup (women) or Davis Cup (men) events between Tokyo 2020 and Paris 2024 (with one of the nominations occurring in 2023 or 2024), either if their nation competes at the Zone Group round robin level for the third year of the quadrennial cycle or if the player has represented their nation at least twenty times.[2][3]

Each National Olympic Committee (NOC) can enter a maximum of twelve tennis players (six per gender) with a maximum of four entries each in the men's and women's singles (the best ranked within their respective country), two pairs each in the men's and women's doubles and a single pair in the mixed doubles.[1][4]

For the singles, the top 56 players in the world rankings on 10 June 2024 of the ATP and WTA tours will qualify for the Olympics, respecting the four-player limit per NOC and gender. Hence, those ranked outside the top 56 and from NOCs with less than four entries are permitted to compete. A player could only participate if he or she is allowed and drafted to represent the player's country in Davis Cup or Billie Jean King Cup for three of the following years: 2022, 2023, and 2024. Four of the remaining eight slots are attributed to the NOCs who have not already qualified four tennis players across three continental zones (the winner and runner-up from the 2023 Pan American Games; the gold medalist each from the 2022 Asian Games and 2023 African Games). The final four spots are reserved, one for the host nation France, two for previous Olympic gold medalists or Grand Slam champions, and one for applicants for the Universality place.[4]

For the men's and women's doubles, there are 32 spots for the highest-ranked teams, with 10 of them reserved for players in the top 10 of the doubles rankings, who could select his or her partner from their NOC provided they are ranked in the top 400 in either singles or doubles. The remaining spots are attributed to the pairs with the highest combined ranking (i.e. the sum of either the singles or doubles ranking) until the 32-team field is complete. If the total quota of 86 players in the relevant gender remains incomplete, additional places continue to be allotted through the combined ranking. Once the field completes, the remaining pairs with both players qualified in the singles are officially selected based on their highest combined ranking; otherwise, additional places are assigned to the pairs with one player qualified in singles, followed by the remaining pairs without any qualified player in the singles tournament, if necessary. One team per gender is reserved for the host nation France if none has already become eligible otherwise.[4]

With no quota places available for the mixed doubles, all teams will consist of players already entered in either the singles or doubles, including the top 15 combined ranking teams and the host nation France.[4]

Qualified players

The following tables reflect the official entry lists for the men's and women's singles as well as the men's and women's doubles.[5] For the mixed doubles, the final entry list is to be determined by the ITF on 24 July.

Ranking figures for all lists are based on the ATP and WTA world rankings of 10 June 2024, the cut-off for the Olympic tennis event.

a Player did not enter due to:
  • Because of injury;
  • Declined to compete;
  • Was not selected by their governing body;
  • Ineligible to compete (Individual Neutral Athletes)
b Player failed to fulfill the minimum Billie Jean King Cup / Davis Cup representation level
c Player is ineligible because of the four-player limit per NOC
d Player officially retired from the sport
e Player received special dispensation for the Billie Jean King Cup / Davis Cup requirements from the ITF

Men's singles

No. Rank Player NOC ATP Points NOC Rank
World ranking
a[6] 1 Jannik Sinner  Italy 9,570 –
1 2 Novak Djokovic  Serbia 8,460 1
2e[7] 3 Carlos Alcaraz  Spain 8,130 1
3 4 Alexander Zverev  Germany 7,295 1
4[8][9] 5 Daniil Medvedev  Individual Neutral Athletes 6,525 1
a[10] 6 Andrey Rublev  Individual Neutral Athletes 4,710 –
5 7 Casper Ruud  Norway 4,025 1
a[11] 8 Hubert Hurkacz  Poland 3,955 –
a[12][13][14] 9 Alex de Minaur  Australia 3,845 –
6[15] 9PR(264) Rafael Nadal  Spain 215 2
b[16] 10 Grigor Dimitrov  Bulgaria 3,775 –
7 11 Stefanos Tsitsipas  Greece 3,740 1
8 12 Taylor Fritz  United States 3,090 1
9 13 Tommy Paul  United States 2,710 2
a[17][18] 14 Ben Shelton  United States 2,590 –
a[19][20] 15 Holger Rune  Denmark 2,540 –
10 16 Ugo Humbert  France 2,250 1
11 17 Alexander Bublik  Kazakhstan 2,140 1
12[21] 18 Félix Auger-Aliassime  Canada 2,075 1
13 19 Sebastián Báez  Argentina 2,030 1
14 20 Nicolás Jarry  Chile 1,905 1
a[22] 21 Adrian Mannarino  France 1,865 –
a[10] 22 Karen Khachanov  Individual Neutral Athletes 1,780 –
15 23 Tallon Griekspoor  Netherlands 1,690 1
16 24 Alejandro Tabilo  Chile 1,639 2
a[23] 25 Jiří Lehečka  Czech Republic 1,630 –
a[17] 26 Sebastian Korda  United States 1,620 –
17 27 Francisco Cerúndolo  Argentina 1,610 2
a[17] 28 Frances Tiafoe  United States 1,590 –
18e[24] 29 Mariano Navone  Argentina 1,382 3
19 30 Lorenzo Musetti  Italy 1,290 1
20 31 Tomás Martín Etcheverry  Argentina 1,290 4
a[25] 32 Alejandro Davidovich Fokina  Spain 1,240 –
21 33 Tomáš Macháč  Czech Republic 1,225 1
22[21] 33PR(197) Milos Raonic  Canada 305 2
23 34 Matteo Arnaldi  Italy 1,220 2
24 35 Jan-Lennard Struff  Germany 1,180 2
25[22] 36 Gaël Monfils  France 1,160 2
a[26] 37 Jordan Thompson  Australia 1,156 –
26[22] 38 Arthur Fils  France 1,155 3
a[12] 39 Cameron Norrie  Great Britain 1,150 –
27 40 Jack Draper  Great Britain 1,131 1
28e[27] 41 Luciano Darderi  Italy 1,126 3
29 42 Fábián Marozsán  Hungary 1,122 1
30[8][9] 43 Roman Safiullin  Individual Neutral Athletes 1,097 2
As1[28] 44 Zhang Zhizhen  China 1,066 1
31[17] 45 Christopher Eubanks  United States 1,017 3
a[29] 46 Laslo Djere  Serbia 975 –
32[30] 47 Pedro Martínez  Spain 975 3
33 48 Nuno Borges  Portugal 971 1
34[31] 48PR(286) Kei Nishikori  Japan 193 1
35[13] 49 Alexei Popyrin  Australia 961 1
bc 50 Flavio Cobolli  Italy 955 –
36[9] 51 Pavel Kotov  Individual Neutral Athletes 944 3
37 52 Sebastian Ofner  Austria 933 1
a[29] 53 Miomir Kecmanović  Serbia 920 –
38[17] 54 Marcos Giron  United States 910 4
39 55 Márton Fucsovics  Hungary 887 2
40[22] 56 Corentin Moutet  France 875 4
41 57 Dušan Lajović  Serbia 871 2
c 58 Lorenzo Sonego  Italy 861 –
42 59 Alexander Shevchenko  Kazakhstan 860 2
43[25] 60 Jaume Munar  Spain 850 4
bc 61 Alex Michelsen  United States 832 –
44 62 Dan Evans  Great Britain 828 2
c 63 Facundo Díaz Acosta  Argentina 828 –
c 64 Roberto Carballés Baena  Spain 821 –
45 65 Dominik Koepfer  Germany 801 3
bc 66 Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard  France 786 –
a[5] 67 Christopher O'Connell  Australia 778 –
c 68 Arthur Rinderknech  France 777 –
c 69 Federico Coria  Argentina 761 –
46 70 Thiago Seyboth Wild  Brazil 750 1
c 71 Brandon Nakashima  United States 750 –
a[5] 72 Emil Ruusuvuori  Finland 748 –
bc 73 Luca Nardi  Italy 742 –
c 74 Mackenzie McDonald  United States 735 –
bc 75 Arthur Cazaux  France 735 –
Am1 76 Thiago Monteiro[a]  Brazil 715 2
47 77 Sumit Nagal  India 713 1
c 78 Alexandre Müller  France 710 –
48 79 Jakub Menšík  Czech Republic 708 2
49e[13] 80 Rinky Hijikata  Australia 708 2
50 81 Zizou Bergs  Belgium 688 1
bc 82 Hugo Gaston  France 683 –
c 83 Aleksandar Kovacevic  United States 680 –
51 84 Taro Daniel  Japan 680 2
c 85 Roberto Bautista Agut  Spain 680 –
52 86 Maximilian Marterer  Germany 679 4
Other entries[b]
53[c][6] 202 Andrea Vavassori  Italy 301 4
54[d][32] 259 Hady Habib  Lebanon 219 2
55[e][20][33] NR Matthew Ebden  Australia 0 3
56[f][34] NR Robin Haase  Netherlands 0 2
57[g][12] NR Francisco Cabral  Portugal 0 2
58[h][12] NR Petros Tsitsipas  Greece 0 2
Continental places
As1 44 Zhang Zhizhen  China See World Ranking above
Am1 76 Thiago Monteiro[a]  Brazil See World Ranking above
Am2 156 Tomás Barrios Vera  Chile 389 3
Af1 335 Moez Echargui  Tunisia 155 1
Legacy gold medalist / Grand Slam champion
L1[35][36] 93 Stan Wawrinka  Switzerland 633 1
L2 – Reallocated to other entries – –
Host nation
H1 – Reallocated to direct entry  France – –
Universality
U1[37] 146 Benjamin Hassan  Lebanon 415 1

Women's singles

No. Rank Player NOC WTA Points NOC Rank
World ranking
1 1 Iga Świątek  Poland 11,695 1
2 2 Coco Gauff  United States 7,988 1
a[38] 3 Aryna Sabalenka  Individual Neutral Athletes 7,788 –
a[39] 4 Elena Rybakina  Kazakhstan 5,973 –
3 5 Jessica Pegula  United States 4,625 2
a[40] 6 Markéta Vondroušová  Czech Republic 4,503 –
4 7 Jasmine Paolini  Italy 4,068 1
As1[28] 8 Zheng Qinwen  China 4,005 1
5 9 Maria Sakkari  Greece 3,980 1
a[38] 10 Ons Jabeur  Tunisia 3,748 –
6 11 Danielle Collins  United States 3,532 3
a[17] 12 Madison Keys  United States 3,343 –
7 13 Jeļena Ostapenko  Latvia 3,318 1
a[8] 14 Daria Kasatkina  Individual Neutral Athletes 3,088 –
a[10] 15 Liudmila Samsonova  Individual Neutral Athletes 2,640 –
8[9] 16 Ekaterina Alexandrova  Individual Neutral Athletes 2,360 1
9 17 Marta Kostyuk  Ukraine 2,240 1
10[17] 18 Emma Navarro  United States 2,238 4
a[41] 19 Victoria Azarenka  Individual Neutral Athletes 2,234 –
11 20 Beatriz Haddad Maia  Brazil 2,213 1
12 21 Elina Svitolina  Ukraine 2,100 2
13[22] 22 Caroline Garcia  France 2,068 1
14[9] 23 Mirra Andreeva  Individual Neutral Athletes 2,017 2
a[10] 24 Anna Kalinskaya  Individual Neutral Athletes 1,986 –
15 25 Barbora Krejčíková  Czech Republic 1,768 1
a[5] 26 Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova  Individual Neutral Athletes 1,756 –
16 27 Dayana Yastremska  Ukraine 1,712 3
17 28 Linda Nosková  Czech Republic 1,710 2
a[42] 29 Sorana Cîrstea  Romania 1,704 –
18[43] 30 Katie Boulter  Great Britain 1,671 1
19[40] 31 Kateřina Siniaková  Czech Republic 1,645 3
20 31PR(223) Angelique Kerber  Germany 332 1
a[37]b[44] 32 Elise Mertens  Belgium 1,629 –
21[21] 33 Leylah Fernandez  Canada 1,625 1
22[13] 33PR(189) Ajla Tomljanović  Australia 393 1
a[5] 34 Veronika Kudermetova  Individual Neutral Athletes 1,623 –
23[45] 35 Karolína Muchová  Czech Republic 1,510 4
a[5] 36 Anastasia Potapova  Individual Neutral Athletes 1,427 –
c 37 Marie Bouzková  Czech Republic 1,425 –
24[28] 38 Yuan Yue  China 1,422 2
25 39 Donna Vekić  Croatia 1,418 1
26[28] 40 Wang Xinyu  China 1,411 3
a[46] 41 Yulia Putintseva  Kazakhstan 1,333 –
27[22] 42 Clara Burel  France 1,288 2
28 43 Elisabetta Cocciaretto  Italy 1,259 2
29 44 Magda Linette  Poland 1,236 2
c 45 Sofia Kenin  United States 1,222 –
a[47] 46 Anhelina Kalinina  Ukraine 1,221 –
c 47 Sloane Stephens  United States 1,217 –
30[9] 48 Diana Shnaider  Individual Neutral Athletes 1,176 3
31[42] 49 Ana Bogdan  Romania 1,149 1
32[42] 49PR(131) Irina-Camelia Begu  Romania 581 2
c 50 Karolína Plíšková  Czech Republic 1,147 –
33[28] 51 Wang Xiyu  China 1,125 4
34 52 Magdalena Fręch  Poland 1,106 3
c 53 Zhu Lin  China 1,077 –
c 54 Petra Kvitová  Czech Republic 1,070 –
35 55 Sara Sorribes Tormo  Spain 1,069 1
36 56 Tatjana Maria  Germany 1,059 2
37 57 Arantxa Rus  Netherlands 1,054 1
c 58 Caroline Dolehide  United States 1,049 –
bc 59 Lesia Tsurenko  Ukraine 1,048 –
a[5] 60 Anna Blinkova  Individual Neutral Athletes 1,036 –
c 61 Peyton Stearns  United States 1,035 –
38 62 Nadia Podoroska  Argentina 1,035 1
Af1 63 Mayar Sherif[i]  Egypt 1,034 1
39[22] 64 Diane Parry  France 999 3
40[21] 64PR(228) Bianca Andreescu  Canada 323 2
41 65 Clara Tauson  Denmark 994 1
42 66 Jaqueline Cristian  Romania 986 3
43 67 Cristina Bucșa  Spain 984 2
44 68 Lucia Bronzetti  Italy 983 3
45 69 Viktoriya Tomova  Bulgaria 974 1
bc 70 Ashlyn Krueger  United States 974 –
46[22] 71 Varvara Gracheva  France 970 4
c 72 Wang Yafan  China 962 –
47 73 Viktorija Golubic  Switzerland 952 1
48 73PR(314) Julia Grabher  Austria 216 1
49e[48] 74 Tamara Korpatsch  Germany 951 3
50 75 Laura Siegemund  Germany 941 4
51[49] 76 Moyuka Uchijima  Japan 935 1
bc 77 Katie Volynets  United States 927 –
a[5] 78 Elina Avanesyan  Individual Neutral Athletes 926 –
52 79 Petra Martić  Croatia 911 2
53 80 Anna Karolína Schmiedlová  Slovakia 880 1
54[50] 81 Camila Osorio  Colombia 875 1
Other entries[b]
55[j][39] 88 Sara Errani  Italy 805 4
56[k][46] 126 Lulu Sun  New Zealand 611 1
57[l][citation needed] 170 Olivia Gadecki  Australia 444 2
Continental places
As1[28] 8 Zheng Qinwen  China See World Ranking above
Af1 63 Mayar Sherif[i]  Egypt See World Ranking above
Am1 115 Laura Pigossi  Brazil 672 2
Am2 86 María Lourdes Carlé  Argentina 811 2
Legacy gold medalist / Grand Slam champion
L1[49] 125 Naomi Osaka  Japan 614 1
L2[51] 117 Caroline Wozniacki  Denmark 665 2
Host nation
H1 – Reallocated to direct entry  France – –
Universality
U1[37] 612 Danka Kovinić  Montenegro 71 1

Men's doubles

No. CR* Player A Player B NOC
SR† DR‡ Name SR† DR‡ Name
World ranking
1[52] 46 – 1 Matthew Ebden – 45 John Peers  Australia
2[53] 20 – 2 Marcel Granollers 18PR(876) – Pablo Carreño Busta  Spain
a[54] – – 3 Horacio Zeballos – –  Argentina
3[55] 71 – 4 Rohan Bopanna – 67 Sriram Balaji  India
4[43] 17 – 5 Joe Salisbury – 12 Neal Skupski  Great Britain
5[56] 21 – 6 Rajeev Ram – 15 Austin Krajicek  United States
a[m] – – 7 Marcelo Arévalo – –  El Salvador
6[57] 31 – 8 Wesley Koolhof 23 61 Tallon Griekspoor  Netherlands
7[58] 30 – 9 Mate Pavić – 21 Nikola Mektić  Croatia
8[59] 21 202 10 Andrea Vavassori – 11 Simone Bolelli  Italy
Combined ranking
9[60]e[7] 11 2 – Carlos Alcaraz 9PR(264) – Rafael Nadal  Spain
10[56] 25 12 164 Taylor Fritz 13 – Tommy Paul  United States
11[48] 34 – 17 Kevin Krawietz – 17 Tim Pütz  Germany
12[24] 39 – 19 Andrés Molteni – 20 Máximo González  Argentina
13[5] 44 20 576 Nicolás Jarry 24 260 Alejandro Tabilo  Chile
14[5] 48 5 – Daniil Medvedev 43 233 Roman Safiullin  Individual Neutral Athletes
15[22] 50 – 14 Édouard Roger-Vasselin 36 – Gael Monfils[n]  France
16[21] 51 18 580 Félix Auger-Aliassime 33PR(197) – Milos Raonic  Canada
17[5] 54 16 1258 Ugo Humbert 38 568 Arthur Fils  France
18[61] 58 9 294 Alex de Minaur 49 879 Alexei Popyrin  Australia
19[5] 58 – 29 Sander Gillé – 29 Joran Vliegen  Belgium
20[5] 60 17 143 Alexander Bublik – 43 Aleksandr Nedovyesov  Kazakhstan
21[24][62] 60 29 1264 Mariano Navone[o] 31 297 Tomás Martín Etcheverry  Argentina
22[63] 69 33 56 Tomáš Macháč – 36 Adam Pavlásek  Czech Republic
23[59] 71 30 147 Lorenzo Musetti 41 – Luciano Darderi  Italy
24[57] 80 – 25 Jean-Julien Rojer – 55 Robin Haase  Netherlands
25[64] 83 11 88 Stefanos Tsitsipas – 72 Petros Tsitsipas  Greece
26[5] 97 42 572 Fábián Marozsán 55 572 Márton Fucsovics  Hungary
27[5] 100 35 102 Jan-Lennard Struff 65 94 Dominik Koepfer  Germany
28[5] 114 48 364 Nuno Borges – 66 Francisco Cabral  Portugal
29[65] 146 70 431 Thiago Seyboth Wild 76 – Thiago Monteiro  Brazil
30[43] 159 62 293 Dan Evans 97 351 Andy Murray  Great Britain
31[5] 405 146 483 Benjamin Hassan 259 529 Hady Habib  Lebanon
Other entries[b]
32[p] 132 84 – Taro Daniel 48PR(286) – Kei Nishikori  Japan
Host nation
H1 – – – Reallocated to direct entry – – Reallocated to direct entry  France
^* Combined ranking. The best ranking (singles or doubles) of player A is added to that of player B to calculate the combined ranking.

^† Singles ranking

^‡ Doubles ranking

Women's doubles

No. CR* Player A Player B NOC
SR† DR‡ Name SR† DR‡ Name
World ranking
a[37]b[44] – 32 1 Elise Mertens – –  Belgium
1[66] 155 675 2 Hsieh Su-wei 519 153 Tsao Chia-yi  Chinese Taipei
2[67] 129 – 3 Erin Routliffe 126 224 Lulu Sun  New Zealand
a[37] – 137 4 Storm Hunter – –  Australia
3[68] 27 31 5 Kateřina Siniaková 25 22 Barbora Krejčíková  Czech Republic
4[69] 37 75 6 Laura Siegemund 31PR(223) – Angelique Kerber  Germany
5[21] 40 – 7 Gabriela Dabrowski 33 64 Leylah Fernandez  Canada
a[9] – 258 8 Vera Zvonareva – –  Individual Neutral Athletes
6[13] 93 753 9 Ellen Perez 84 106 Daria Saville  Australia
a[56] – 1366 9 Nicole Melichar-Martinez – –  United States
Combined ranking
7[56] 7 2 12 Coco Gauff 5 44 Jessica Pegula  United States
8[70] 22 7 14 Jasmine Paolini 88 15 Sara Errani  Italy
9[56] 22 11 – Danielle Collins – 11 Desirae Krawczyk  United States
10[71] 33 – 13 Luisa Stefani 20 46 Beatriz Haddad Maia  Brazil
11[60] 40 67 19 Cristina Bucșa 55 21 Sara Sorribes Tormo  Spain
12[72] 44 17 57 Marta Kostyuk 27 215 Dayana Yastremska  Ukraine
13[73] 49 – 25 Shuko Aoyama 274 24 Ena Shibahara  Japan
14[72] 52 – 17 Lyudmyla Kichenok – 35 Nadiia Kichenok  Ukraine
15[40] 63 35 580 Karolína Muchová 28 89 Linda Nosková  Czech Republic
16[66] 63 1108 28 Chan Hao-ching – 35PR(147) Latisha Chan  Chinese Taipei
17[5] 68 38 132 Yuan Yue 671 30PR(57) Zhang Shuai  China
18[5] 71 16 67 Ekaterina Alexandrova – 55PR(475) Elena Vesnina  Individual Neutral Athletes
19[9] 71 23 110 Mirra Andreeva 48 88 Diana Shnaider  Individual Neutral Athletes
20[57] 73 – 16 Demi Schuurs 57 77 Arantxa Rus  Netherlands
21[43] 77 30 476 Katie Boulter 158 47 Heather Watson  Great Britain
22[28] 83 40 43 Wang Xinyu 89PR(1329) 43PR(129) Zheng Saisai  China
23[5] 83 49PR(133) 326 Irina-Camelia Begu 953 34 Monica Niculescu  Romania
24[22] 86 22 42 Caroline Garcia 64 166 Diane Parry  France
25[5] 109 33PR(189) 494 Ajla Tomljanović 170 76 Olivia Gadecki  Australia
26[5] 109 44 49 Magda Linette – 65PR(698) Alicja Rosolska  Poland
27[74] 111 43 364 Elisabetta Cocciaretto 68 358 Lucia Bronzetti  Italy
28[22] 113 42 991 Clara Burel 71 867 Varvara Gracheva  France
29[5] 115 49 291 Ana Bogdan 66 216 Jaqueline Cristian  Romania
30[5] 117 9 1590 Maria Sakkari 227 108 Despina Papamichail  Greece
31[5] 130 56 319 Tatjana Maria 74e 328 Tamara Korpatsch  Germany
32[24] 148 62 303 Nadia Podoroska 86 195 María Lourdes Carlé  Argentina
Host nation
H1 – – – Reallocated to direct entry – – Reallocated to direct entry  France
^* Combined ranking. The best ranking (singles or doubles) of player A is added to that of player B to calculate the combined ranking.

^† Singles ranking

^‡ Doubles ranking

Mixed doubles

No. CR* Female Player Male Player NOC
SR† DR‡ Name SR† DR‡ Name
Combined ranking
1 10 753 9 Ellen Perez – 1 Matthew Ebden  Australia
2 10 75 6 Laura Siegemund 4 84 Alexander Zverev  Germany
3 14 2 12 Coco Gauff 12 164 Taylor Fritz  United States
4 20 9 1590 Maria Sakkari 11 88 Stefanos Tsitsipas  Greece
a 21 4 – Elena Rybakina 17 143 Alexander Bublik  Kazakhstan
5 23 55 21 Sara Sorribes Tormo – 2 Marcel Granollers  Spain
6 24 – 16 Demi Schuurs – 8 Wesley Koolhof  Netherlands
7 25 – 7 Gabriela Dabrowski 18 580 Félix Auger-Aliassime  Canada
8 25 88 15 Sara Errani 202 10 Andrea Vavassori  Italy
9 28 23 110 Mirra Andreeva 5 – Daniil Medvedev  Individual Neutral Athletes
10 36 22 42 Caroline Garcia – 14 Édouard Roger-Vasselin  France
11 38 30 5 Kateřina Siniaková 33 56 Tomáš Macháč  Czech Republic
a 48 39 229 Donna Vekić – 9 Mate Pavić  Croatia
12 52 158 47 Heather Watson – 5 Joe Salisbury  Great Britain
13 72 274 24 Ena Shibahara 48PR(286) – Kei Nishikori  Japan
14 84 40 43 Wang Xinyu[q] 44 50 Zhang Zhizhen  China
Other entries[b]
15[r] 82 62 303 Nadia Podoroska – 20 Máximo González  Argentina
16[s] 83 – 13 Luisa Stefani 70 431 Thiago Seyboth Wild  Brazil
Host nation
H1 – – – Reallocated to direct entry – – Reallocated to direct entry  France
^* Combined ranking. The best ranking (singles or doubles) of player A is added to that of player B to calculate the combined ranking.

^† Singles ranking

^‡ Doubles ranking

Notes

  1. ^ a b Quota is passed from 2023 Pan American Games gold medalist Facundo Díaz Acosta to the bronze medalist at the Pan American Games as four athletes from Argentina had already directly qualified.
  2. ^ a b c d The following entries were added to the entry list as late replacements instead of original entrants who had withdrawn.
  3. ^ Vavassori entered as a last-minute alternate due to Sinner’s withdrawal
  4. ^ Habib entered as a last-minute alternate due to Hurkacz’s withdrawal
  5. ^ Ebden entered as a last-minute alternate due to Rune’s withdrawal
  6. ^ Haase entered as a last-minute alternate due to Murray’s withdrawal
  7. ^ Cabral entered as a last-minute alternate due to De Minaur’s withdrawal
  8. ^ Tsitsipas entered as a last-minute alternate due to Norrie’s withdrawal
  9. ^ a b Quota is passed from gold medalist Angella Okutoyi to the next best placed eligible Africa Games competitor since Okutoyi did not meet the ITF minimum ranking requirement (top 400 or higher).
  10. ^ Errani entered as a last-minute alternate due to Rybakina's withdrawal
  11. ^ Sun entered as a last-minute alternate due to Putintseva's withdrawal
  12. ^ Gadecki entered as a last-minute alternate due to Kalinina's withdrawal
  13. ^ Unable to enter because there is no other Salvadoran player within the top of the 300 of the rankings in either singles or doubles.
  14. ^ Replaced Fabien Reboul
  15. ^ Replaced Francisco Cerúndolo
  16. ^ Daniel and Nishikori entered as a last-minute alternates due to Hurkacz and Zieliński's withdrawals
  17. ^ Replaced Zheng Qinwen
  18. ^ Podoroska and González entered as a last-minute alternates due to Rybakina and Bublik's withdrawals
  19. ^ Stefani and Seyboth Wild entered as a last-minute alternates due to Vekic and Pavic's withdrawals

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