The world tennis world has been quiet in the past few days, and it is all in preparation for the upcoming first Masters tournament of the year - Indian Wells. A few days ago, the organizing committee of the event also announced the event draw. Let's take a look at the draw for the men's singles.

World No. 1 Sinner will remain sidelined, with Zverev set to travel as the top seed. He enjoyed a first-round bye, but his second-round opponent was no weaker, and he was the winner between two mainstays who played well at the start of the season, Gricospor and Kecmanovic.

Other seeded players in the zone include Mahachi, who won his first individual tour title last week, and Tsitsipas, who made his breakthrough in the individual 500. In addition, two French singles greats, Ember and Perricade, are also present in this area. Other well-known players include Rune, Agutte, Maurosan, Wilder and Thompson.

Two-quarters of the district is led by Ruud, and last year's runner-up Mei is also in this district. Other seeded players are Paulo, Musetti, Fes, Michelson, Poplin and Lehecka. There are still a lot of people in the region who are currently at the top of the rankings but have yet to win the Masters, and in line with the Indian Wells Masters' practice of producing new masters in recent years, the likes of Paul, Ruud and Musetti are all expected to make a splash. Two Chinese players, Zhang Zhizhen and Buyun Chaoket, are also in this area, and according to the current state of the two, it is already thankful to get a victory.

Three-quarters of the zone is led by the first brother of the country, Fritz, and the other two local players, seeded players Shelton and Brandon Nakashima, are also in this zone; The other seeded players are Draper, Aliassime, Khachanov and Tabino. This year's Australian Open's collective violents are all in this zone, including Fonseca who eliminated Rublev, Qian who eliminated Tsitsipas, Mensic and Mensik, and the long-lost former Rookie of the Year winner Brooksby also appeared in this zone.

The final zone is led by two-time defending champion Alcaraz, although he could face one of the most successful players in tournament history in the quarters. No wonder tennis fans marveled, referring to this year's Australian Open, today's draw always puts the old and young kings in the same quarter area in advance, and it is possible to say that the organizing committee makes the sign.

Deyo is theoretically set to meet Kyrgios in the second round, with the likes of De Minaur, Dimitrov, Celendero, Hurkacz, Shapovalov and Koda also eyeing the zone.

Known as the fifth Grand Slam, the Indian Wells Masters has always been one of the players' favorite Masters, ranking in many annual polls. It is also the first Masters tournament of the year, so it has attracted a lot of attention. Will Acre continue to win this year, or will there be a new Masters...... Suspense is waiting for us to reveal!(Source: Tennis Home Author: Luo Cheng Qiye)